Testing Relief will save your time and bring more quality into your software product.
...As you make changes in the program code, full testing becomes unnecessary. You only have to test those parts of the program code that were affected by the changes.
Current version is 1.0.1
Learn about all changes in your software product before you start testing it.
...Testing Relief does the expert's work - it analyzes all changes in a software product and detects parts of the program code that depend on these changes, but have not been modified themselves.
The new project contains 2 empty collections of assemblies: base assemblies and last assemblies.
First, add assemblies to the collection of base assemblies. To do it, you should select the collection of base assemblies in the tree and execute the Add Assembly command from the context menu.
You should select the file Task Vision.exe of the initial base version in the new dialog box.
When you adds an assembly to a project, Testing Relief automatically tries to add all assemblies the added assembly has references to to the project. And the Assembly File Selector dialog box appears at this moment. You should specify the full path to the assembly you need or try to load it from GAC. If the assembly is in GAC, it will be added to the project and the dialog box will be closed. If the assembly you need does not belong to the project or does not require testing (for instance, it is system mscorlib), you can select the Cache and hide assembly option before you add it to the project - the assembly will be saved to the cache and added to the project as hidden.
You can view and edit the contents of the assembly cache if you execute the Tools – Options command of the main menu and open the Hidden Assemblies tab.
After you add all assemblies of the base version to the project, you should add the assemblies of the last version to the collection of last assemblies in a similar way. After you finish adding assemblies, you should save the project by executing the File – Save All command from the main menu.
