ITestResult Interface

Article
09/08/2015

Provides a base interface for results from test cases, test actions, and test iterations.

Namespace: Microsoft.TeamFoundation.TestManagement.Client
Assembly: Microsoft.TeamFoundation.TestManagement.Client (in Microsoft.TeamFoundation.TestManagement.Client.dll)

Syntax

public interface ITestResult : IAttachmentOwner, INotifyPropertyChanged

public interface class ITestResult : IAttachmentOwner, INotifyPropertyChanged

type ITestResult = 
    interface
        interface IAttachmentOwner
        interface INotifyPropertyChanged
    end

Public Interface ITestResult
    Inherits IAttachmentOwner, INotifyPropertyChanged

Properties

	Name	Description
	Attachments	Gets the collection of attachments.(Inherited from IAttachmentOwner.)
	CollectorsEnabled	Gets a list of the data collectors that are enabled for this result.
	Comment	Gets or sets the accumulated comments that were entered by those who analyzed this result.
	DateCompleted	Gets or sets the date that the test was completed.
	DateCreated	Gets or sets the date that the test was created.
	DateStarted	Gets or sets the date that the test was started.
	Duration	Gets or sets the time that was spent to execute the test. This does not include the time during which the execution was paused.
	ErrorMessage	Gets or sets a description of the failure, if the test failed.
	Outcome	Gets or sets an indication of the outcome of the test.

Methods

	Name	Description
	CreateAttachment(String)	Creates an attachment from a file. (Inherited from IAttachmentOwner.)
	CreateAttachment(String, SourceFileAction)	Creates an attachment from a file, optionally deleting the source file after uploading.(Inherited from IAttachmentOwner.)

Events

	Name	Description
	AttachmentUploadCompleted	This event is raised when the attachment upload is completed.(Inherited from IAttachmentOwner.)
	PropertyChanged	(Inherited from INotifyPropertyChanged.)

Remarks

This interface supports the object model for Test Case management (TCM) in Visual Studio. This interface is not intended for you to implement in a custom class, but you can use this interface in a custom class if a TCM object returns an internal implementation.