test-tools | containerized applications , workload generators | Continuous Deployment library

I'm unsing Azure DevOps Server 2020 on premises and a custom xml process model. I created a custom work item type named "Defect" in Bug Category.

Now I'd like to capture a "Defect" using test tools: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/boards/backlogs/manage-bugs?view=azure-devops-2020&tabs=new-web-form#capture-bugs-using-test-tools, in particular I'm using the Test and Feedback extension https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/test/connected-mode-exploratory-testing?view=azure-devops-2020#create-bugs-or-tasks but I'd like to know how capture "Defect" with test runner too.

How is it possibile to configure test tools in order to capture the Defect custom work item type as well as the default Bug work item type?

I'm struggling with a test project in MS App Center.

I'm trying to make app center run a Xamarin UITest after a commit.

I have added a appcenter-post-build script and after fideling with the paths I'm now getting this error:

I ran a Pentest-Tools security audit on my website and am getting a warning that the "django_language" is missing flags "Secure, HttpOnly". I'm not really even sure what this cookie is or where it's set, but would like to clear these errors.

I set the following in the settings.py file, but to no affect

Trying to run UITest using TestCloud in AppCenter for Xamarin Forms project, both Android and iOS, on both I receive same error when trying to run tests via the appcenter-cli.

I am using following command:

TL;DR I can't seem to get InternalsVisibleTo to work with my Unit Tests

I'm currently developing a library where I'd like to make some (but not all) classes internal to avoid confusing the users. Only SOME of the classes should be public from that dll.

I figured this would be a good project to learn how to deal with the internal keyword in C#.

Whenever I make a new project, I find myself using a variant of DDD, where I'll split up responsibilities into different DLL's, but for the sake of this question, think of my project structure like this (from top to bottom):

• The executable using my library
• The library that I'm developing
• A unit test library for unit-testing my library
• Testing tools library, containing base class for all unit tests

For a working example of the architecture, you can look at my HelloWorld project over on github. This example does not replicate the problem here though, it only serves to illustrate how I typically layer my code.

I'll often create a base class for my unit tests that creates mocks for any type that I'm testing, i.e. this example:

I cloned an existing running Angular6 project on a new machine. When I tried to run the project in Intellij, I got the error Unable to find any apps in .angular-cli.json. I read in SO that in the filename has changed to angular.json. I can see angular.json in project. Then why am I getting this error and how can I solve it

Package.json

I have an array of hash like this:

I am trying to execute a Groovy Script in SoapUI 5.3.0 which imports a jar file compiled in JDK 1.8. However, since SoapUI 5.3.0 is using 1.7; I am getting an exception "Unsupported major.minor version 52.0".

I have tried to follow the below link, but was not able to solve it.

http://chat.stackoverflow.com/rooms/127289/discussion-between-rao-and-user5653362

I understand I need to modify soapui.bat in C:\Program Files\SmartBear\SoapUI-5.3.0/bin folder; so SoapUI starts using Java 1.8; but not exactly sure which property to change.

My soaupui.bat looks like below:

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Take a look at this screenshot (from this site):

Now look at a screenshot from my own copy of Unity (Personal).

As you can see, a lot appears to be missing. Does anybody know why? Is this a Pro-only thing? I can't find any reference to it.