Suppose there are some message box in my project developed in studio .
After developing we published that project now i want to test the nupkg means how many message box are in this nupkg. CodeReview.1.0.1.nupkg (3.7 KB)
Please help on this.
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–extract this nupkg file
–openthe main file
–we can type as Message box in the universal search at the top of the screen
–that will display the number of the message box activities been used
Nuget pkg is a collection of all xaml file along with With a main xaml file, then config files, Json files and subfolders - which are compressed to a single file with extension as .nupkg
Usually nuget pkg is what will get published to the orchestrator
—so when run a process via orchestrator we can term that as we run with nupkg file
—but if we are trying to run the process via studio we need to extract that nuget pkg and get the individual files in that pkg
—while after getting them we will be executing only the main file as it will have all the other invoked xaml files in it
—so when we run via studio we need to open the main xaml and then only we can execute
Then finally if we want to know the count of message box and comments, then we can use a counter variable of type int32 with default value as 0
—like after each comments or message box use a assign activity and mention like this counter = counter + 1
—at last of the sequence use a message box and mention this counter variable in it which will show the number of message box used
Yah that’s possible of course
But one thing is we need to run the process and then we can find the number of message box been used as you say it’s been developed by others
Like using element exits or image exists by choosing message box pop up menu as a element or screen and we can take a Count with a variable counter for its each occurrence in the foreground of the screen when those process developed by your colleague is ran or executed
May be that could help us to find
And there are many option as sky is the only limit
Cheers @neerajmca5