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Microsoft Test Manager provides the functionality for planning, creating, and running test cases.

Using Microsoft Test Manager you can plan, manage, and execute both manual and exploratory tests. You can also automate your manual tests once they are stabilized. While you are performing manual and exploratory tests, you can log bugs. The bug will contain a trace of your recent actions, a snapshot of the state of the system, and a copy of any notes you made while exploring the system. You can record your actions in the test case, so that they can be played back later.

You can also use Microsoft Test Manager to set up and manage lab machines. You can configure a virtual lab in which to install a distributed system, and link that lab to the test plan. Whenever you need to repeat tests, for example when you want to publish a change to your system, the lab can be reconfigured automatically.

Source: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/ms182409(v=vs.110).aspx (last paragraph)

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how to pass an interface to a method which accepts ITestCase type interface in C#?

I have a TestSuite (TFS object) object which calls an add method .This add method accepts ITestCase as an argument .This ITestCase interface has different methods and properties described at below…
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Xpath starts-with, ends-with validation

I am doing automation in MTM. UI: As Low As: $12,983.30 $108.19 120 5.43% I need to validate that number 12,983.30 starts with $ I need to validate that number 5.43 ends with % Code: for 1st test So I was able to validate that element…
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Testing a desktop application using test manager

Is it feasible to test a desktop application using test manager? if yes, what are the limitations in doing so, if any?
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The test plan with id 328 does not exist or it’s area path is not owned by the default project team

We are trying to access Test plans using the Web interface from Test Manager 2013 and we keep getting this message. The test plan with id 328 does not exist or it’s area path is not owned by the default project team. I read in another post that a…
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How to setup Microsoft Test Manager projects and CI with an existing solution, without exposing source code to QA?

In an existing TFS project, we have created a code repository using Git. I would like to create a new repository within that project that QA can access, but not be able to access any other repositories within the project. I would like to ensure that…
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