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Hi there, I currently use the great VCS Addin from joyfullservice to build our Access databases from source and it proved to work stable for some weeks now. I therefore use a GitLab pipeline that runs a powershell script on a Windows Runner which invokes Access via COM and then does something like $app.Run("MSAccessVCS.HandleRibbonCommand", [ref]"btnBuild", [ref]"$sourceFolder") to start the building process. I am wondering if it was possible to do something similar in RubberDuck so that I can automate running the unit tests and store the results in a file (preferably JUnit xml format but any output would do). Any ideas how this can be achieved or has anyone done this before? Thanks in advance for sharing your ideas...
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Hi there, I currently use the great VCS Addin from joyfullservice to build our Access databases from source and it proved to work stable for some weeks now. I therefore use a GitLab pipeline that runs a powershell script on a Windows Runner which invokes Access via COM and then does something like
$app.Run("MSAccessVCS.HandleRibbonCommand", [ref]"btnBuild", [ref]"$sourceFolder")to start the building process. I am wondering if it was possible to do something similar in RubberDuck so that I can automate running the unit tests and store the results in a file (preferablyJUnit xmlformat but any output would do). Any ideas how this can be achieved or has anyone done this before? Thanks in advance for sharing your ideas...Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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