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Last Updated: 17 Nov 2020 14:44 by ADMIN

Chad

Created on: 11 Nov 2020 19:14

Type: Bug Report

recorder is connected

I am doing a Wpf test.

1. Connect to a script by right clicking on it and click record.

2. Program launches. Stop recording by clicking on Print Screen keyboard key.

3. Close the program and recorder closes.

The recorder stays connected:

So if I try to record or execute a script I get this message:

It looks like when I stop the recording and then close the program the recorder does not disconnect.

I have to completely shut the program down and restart test studio so I don't get the above error message.

Version:

3 comments

ADMIN

Elena

Posted on: 17 Nov 2020 14:44

Hello Chad,

The custom build installation files can be downloaded from this location - I added the *.exe files corresponding to your purchased products.

Please, let us know if you face any further difficulties on the case.

Regards,
Elena
Progress Telerik

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ADMIN

Daniel Djambov

Posted on: 17 Nov 2020 09:44

The issue is now fixed and solution will be available in our next product release, planned to be out by the end of 2020.

Custom build with the fix can be provided individually upon request.

Best Regards,
Daniel Djambov
Progress Telerik

ADMIN

Plamen Mitrev

Posted on: 13 Nov 2020 10:08

Hello Chad,

Thank you for bringing this issue to our knowledge and I am sorry for the caused troubles. We already reproduced the misbehavior on our end and are working to implement a fix.

The issue is related to a lingering process of the WPF application under test, which for some application is preventing the new instance from starting. There are two ways to overcome this issue and prevent it from occurring.

Close all running processes of the WPF application under test from Windows' Task Manager. Any lingering running instances of the application can cause some troubles, when it is started again for recording or execution.
Before closing the recording session, open the Advanced Recording Tools from the Compact Recording Toolbar. If you close the WPF application under test in this state, all processes will be closed successfully and you can start new recording or execution.

I hope the above workarounds will help you to continue with the test automation. We will try to have a permanent solution ready with the next update of Test Studio.

Thank you for your feedback and understanding.

Regards,
Plamen Mitrev
Progress Telerik