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Automated Testing with OnPrem BC13 (without containers)
markcle
Member Posts: 65
Hi All
We are starting to do some of our own extension development. We are using v13 on prem BUT it has a major add-in and most of our extensions will use data from this add-in.
Can I use the automated testing tools without containers? Or is there way to containerize our on-prem dev environment. (I'm guessing the powerShell script: Run Import-testToolkitToNavcontainer won;t work on an on-prem instance)
Also, we don;t have a developer license (end-user dev): can we still use the automated test tools?
Thanks
Mark
We are starting to do some of our own extension development. We are using v13 on prem BUT it has a major add-in and most of our extensions will use data from this add-in.
Can I use the automated testing tools without containers? Or is there way to containerize our on-prem dev environment. (I'm guessing the powerShell script: Run Import-testToolkitToNavcontainer won;t work on an on-prem instance)
Also, we don;t have a developer license (end-user dev): can we still use the automated test tools?
Thanks
Mark
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Answers
No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!
We have been writting some tests in C/AL, so can only quess for AL.
I'm sure that if you install those fobs (make sure the symbols are generated), that your test extensions can download the symbols and make uses of the C/AL test toolkit libraries.
It also seems you are able to load the test codeunits into the 'Test Tool' page. It uses table 'AllObjWithCaption' to search for codeunits, which are able to see extension objects.