I have an Apex test that creates a new Case. I figured the tests were transparent, i.e. they just did their thing and didn't modify my data or fire any workflow rules. However, I just noticed that they are in fact incrementing the Auto Number fields. Another member of my team was doing a bunch of development over the weekend and so whenever he ran the test suite it created a new case. I came in on Monday and created a new case; the case number was 100 higher than the last case I had created.
Seems like a bug to me... is it supposed to work like this? Any ideas for a workaround?
I have an Apex test that creates a new Case. I figured the tests were transparent, i.e. they just did their thing and didn't modify my data or fire any workflow rules. However, I just noticed that they are in fact incrementing the Auto Number fields. Another member of my team was doing a bunch of development over the weekend and so whenever he ran the test suite it created a new case. I came in on Monday and created a new case; the case number was 100 higher than the last case I had created.
Seems like a bug to me... is it supposed to work like this? Any ideas for a workaround?
I am trying to deploy a class via the Force.com IDE - Summer '08 version.
In the deployment wizard, Step 3, I choose JUST the class that I want to deploy. When I click the 'Validate deployment' button, the results say the deployment would fail. This is the error log (names xxx'ed out) :
The only error indication is 'An error occured on your page'. This class saves properly (to the Sandbox) through the IDE, the code coverage is above 85%, and it works fine in the Sandbox. Is there any way of finding out what the 'error on page' is???? This is giving me nothing to go on...
