Q:

Automate tests in Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate (using TFS)

I have a series of web tests that I have created with Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate, each of them run all fine, but now I need those test to run once a week automatically. 
I have read that "there's a possible way to do it via TFS" but I can't load even one test on TFS...
I'm all ears if anyone can share a link of "hey this is how it should be done"
Thanks in advance!

A:

If you have TFS available (you weren't clear), then you can use scheduling to set up these sorts of automated runs. There's a good article on MSDN showing how to do this.
If you don't have TFS then you can run your tests via the command line (MSDN article) with a scheduler job.
A much better solution, though, would be to use something like Hudson/Jenkins, Team City, or some other free/cheap build server. The implementation (How-To) for each of those varies, but scads of folks use Team City and it's fairly simple to set up. (Free for small teams, too.)

