How about slave log? Given the symptoms I can think of 3 possible reasons:

• Your test relies on external data file, i.e. CSV file or .properties file, if this is the case - you need to copy all the dependent files to all the slave machines
• Your test relies on a plugin which is not installed on the slave(s), either copy your JMeter installation from master to all the slaves or use JMeter Plugins Manager to install the missing plugins
• Your RMI configuration is not correct, i.e. port which is used for communication from the slave to the master is random by default, you might want to set it explicitly and open it in firewall

In order to be able to tell more I need to see your jmeter-server.log file (it's being generated in "bin" folder of your JMeter installation given you launch the slave process via jmeter-server.bat file, if you use other approach you can set the desired log file name/location via -j command-line argument

I have written bunch of Selenium tests using C# over .Net/Windows 10 laptop. I want to run these tests on safari browser in the same Windows 10 laptop. I am wondering how do i do that since Safari for windows is no longer available from Apple

Is it possible to find a Docker container which can run Safari browser ?
Install a virtual machine of some sort that will run iOS and therefore will have a Safari browser. Then I setup a Selenium Grid hub on that VM and hit the grid from windows maching using C#/Selenium scripts. But I am not sure how to do this
Please advise. Some hints will be useful.

I would like to have manual test as a required step in a release pipeline, much like automated tests in build.
Tried to find if this was possible in Azure Devops

I would expect manual testing as a required part of a release.

What are the best processes with for Quality Assurance (aside from testing)? Do you use code reviews, code profilers? Do you use a QA Standards document, or just eyeball code? Also how do you provide feedback to the developers? What do YOU do for QA?

I am writing tests using Catch2. Everything is good and works. The only thing that is a little confusing is the log output.

The log output format is as follows in the Test Toolbar (there are test logs displayed here) :

\ x1B [01; 37m [16:45:29] [Info]: \ x1B [22; 37mHello

At the same time, if we are talking about output to the usual CLion console, everything is output well:

[16:45:29] [Info]: Hello

Maybe someone knows how to fix this and is it fixable at all?