We are looking for the correct way to lock down a test script that is being executed on a Runtime license. Essentially we do not want to allow the user to make any changes, edits , deletions etc .. to a test script that has been written on a Full License. We only want them allowed to check out and execute a script and save the results. Does Telerik have a recommened action on how to do this?
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Hello Joshua,
We would normally recommend that you Integrate your project with a Source Control System such as (but not limited to) TFS, but please note that any user on a machine with only Run-Time installed is already locked out from making any changes to existing test scripts. This is essentially the key difference between a Full and Run-Time license. These users can only specify various options related to running the script and publishing results (including to TFS server). For a full list of available options, as well as additional information please see our online documentation regarding the ArtOfTest.Runner and MSTest.
Please let me know whether you have any further questions.
Kind regards,
Mario
the Telerik team
We would normally recommend that you Integrate your project with a Source Control System such as (but not limited to) TFS, but please note that any user on a machine with only Run-Time installed is already locked out from making any changes to existing test scripts. This is essentially the key difference between a Full and Run-Time license. These users can only specify various options related to running the script and publishing results (including to TFS server). For a full list of available options, as well as additional information please see our online documentation regarding the ArtOfTest.Runner and MSTest.
Please let me know whether you have any further questions.
Kind regards,
Mario
the Telerik team
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answered on 11 Dec 2012, 11:24 PM
Thanks we currently use SVN. We just werent sure that Runtime actually enacts that protocol we had read somehwere but werent sure. thanks.