We want to do automated regression testing for memory leaks on our WPF .NET application. The scenario is pretty simple: after a series of UI steps, we want to find the number of instances of a particular object. If count == x then good, if count > x then bad.
Options we have now:
- Automate the UI of JetBrains dotMemory. Problem is that we have more Ranorex users than licenses for dotMemory.
- Automate the UI of CLRProfiler, as a last step copy the search result from CLRProfiler to the clipboard and use Ranorex to parse the clipboard content. This should work but it feels a bit clumsy.
Are there any other options to count instances of an object in memory using Ranorex?
Automated testing for memory leaks
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zivshapirawork
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Re: Automated testing for memory leaks
maybe you can use the C# weakreference to access objects via C# code?
