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Hello David,
You are probably familiar that any test run in Test Studio triggers automatic compilation of the project, which contains that test, and if the compile process is successful, it will start the test execution.
The available options in the ArtOfTest.Runner.exe to trigger a test/test list run do not provide a separate command to compile the project. However, there is a feature request on the same topic in our feedback portal - here is the item in question. You can vote or add comments in the thread to increase its customer importance when evaluating new features and product roadmaps.
Thank you for your understanding in advance. Of course, if there is anything else you would like to discuss, or I can be helpful with, please do not hesitate to get back to me.
Regards,
Elena
Progress Telerik
You are probably familiar that any test run in Test Studio triggers automatic compilation of the project, which contains that test, and if the compile process is successful, it will start the test execution.
The available options in the ArtOfTest.Runner.exe to trigger a test/test list run do not provide a separate command to compile the project. However, there is a feature request on the same topic in our feedback portal - here is the item in question. You can vote or add comments in the thread to increase its customer importance when evaluating new features and product roadmaps.
Thank you for your understanding in advance. Of course, if there is anything else you would like to discuss, or I can be helpful with, please do not hesitate to get back to me.
Regards,
Elena
Progress Telerik