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Failed to run my test with Microsoft Test Manager

When I run a test in Microsoft Test Manager, I get the error: The test run build directory either does not exist or permission is required.

What does it mean? Where can I check the build directory?

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I assume you are using automated tests.

If you run automated testing in Microsoft Test Manageg (MTM), you have test case (s) automated by your test implementation.
So the MTM needs to know where the drop off site of the building where your tests are being built is located.

This means that you must:

  • Create an assembly definition that will build the code that implements your tests.
  • Configure MTM to use the delete location of this assembly definition.

You can check which MTM build version is in use here:

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(I assume you will have "undefined").

You can customize which assembly should use here:

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Just check out how to set up a test plan that will be used when running tests: Create and define a test plan

Also, I highly recommend this free eBook to you: Testing Continuous Delivery with Visual Studio 2012

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