dotMemory checking and TestComplete programatically inspecting dmw

Hi,

I've been digging around in the documentation and it doesn't appear to me that I'm able to do what I want.

I have a WPF desktop application which is quite large (too large to spin up and orchestrate all the entities required in a unit test) and is being stressed tested by TestComplete (an Automated UI testing tool)

I have successfully written a unit test, which, when executed with dotMemoryUnit attached allows me to programmatically check if a particular object exists and the number of instances of that object.

I can connect to a particular PID and generate a dotMemory workspace (dmw) using the dotMemory command line tool.

 

I want to initiate my soak test (using TestComplete) connect to the PID and generate a dump. Then - programmatically - analyse the generated dump to check that the count of a particular object isn't greater than 1.

I don't seem to be able to load a dmw in c# and interrogate it unless I am using dotMemoryUnit.

Any advice welcome
 

0
2 comments
Official comment

Hi, Alex!
Thanks for your interest in automating memory profiling.

We have such a feature in our roadmap, but we don't have an ETA yet.
You can subscribe to this ticket to be notified when it becomes available.
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/DMRY-4677

Thank you for the prompt reply, will have to defer until you support this.

0

Please sign in to leave a comment.