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I have a series of web tests that I have created with Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate, each of them run all fine, but now I need those test to run once a week automatically.
I have read that “there’s a possible way to do it via TFS” but I can’t load even one test on TFS…
I’m all ears if anyone can share a link of “hey this is how it should be done”
Thanks in advance!
If you have TFS available (you weren’t clear), then you can use scheduling to set up these sorts of automated runs. There’s a good article on MSDN showing how to do this.
If you don’t have TFS then you can run your tests via the command line (MSDN article) with a scheduler job.
A much better solution, though, would be to use something like Hudson/Jenkins, Team City, or some other free/cheap build server. The implementation (How-To) for each of those varies, but scads of folks use Team City and it’s fairly simple to set up. (Free for small teams, too.)