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.
A test point is an assembly type, class or structure Testing Relief starts analyzing the code of the software product from. As a rule, all visual representations in a software product, forms displayed for the user or all classes or structures there are unit tests created for are specified as test points. The influence of the modifications in the code of the software product is calculated for the specified test points. Test points are specified only for the last versions of assemblies.
To specify a test point, you should select a type in the project tree and execute the Set/Clear Test Point command from the context menu.
Optionally, you can exclude some methods from a test point, e.g. all private methods in a class.
In this case, make all assembly types of TaskVision.exe inherited from the System.Windows.Forms.Form type test points. Altogether you will specify 17 test points.
