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We have a multi-domain setup where a users with the same windows username exist in multiple domains that are all visible to TFS. At present, the generated .trx file only contains the current user's username (via the USERNAME environment variable), and so when we attempt to import the .trx file into TFS using mstest.exe, it returns an error. Basically, it's confused by the ambiguous username.
Formatting the username as DOMAIN\username in the .trx file seems to fix the issue for me.
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We have a multi-domain setup where a users with the same windows username exist in multiple domains that are all visible to TFS. At present, the generated .trx file only contains the current user's username (via the USERNAME environment variable), and so when we attempt to import the .trx file into TFS using mstest.exe, it returns an error. Basically, it's confused by the ambiguous username.
Formatting the username as DOMAIN\username in the .trx file seems to fix the issue for me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: