Hi Marc,
Actually it doesn't matter if the test we're working on together is included in a specific test list or not. You have been adding code to a test contained in your test project and the code for that particular test currently does not compile. Test Studio must compile the entire project as a whole before it can run any test, including the ones in a specific test list. It has to do this because it cannot determine what code is needed or not by that particular test list. It has to assume all code is needed, so it gathers up all of the code files contained across the entire project and compiles them together as one whole unit.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik
Actually it doesn't matter if the test we're working on together is included in a specific test list or not. You have been adding code to a test contained in your test project and the code for that particular test currently does not compile. Test Studio must compile the entire project as a whole before it can run any test, including the ones in a specific test list. It has to do this because it cannot determine what code is needed or not by that particular test list. It has to assume all code is needed, so it gathers up all of the code files contained across the entire project and compiles them together as one whole unit.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik