
It is possible to have a BuddyWeb package built that calls a test case which is no longer available. Example: A test case's source code is removed from the hard drive, such as a temporary directory being called as a custom test path. The package will remain configured to run the test case but since the source code is unavailable, the package will not run.
To solve the problem, open the Packages page and click the package having the issue. From here, you can click the Edit button to remove any missing test cases from the package. If a test case's source code is missing, the test will simply be skipped over when the package is executed. If there are no runnable test cases, an error will be presented when you attempt to run the package.
To solve the problem, open the Packages tab in BuddyWeb, select the package that is having the problem, and click the "Edit" button to open the Package Editor Wizard.
The wizard automatically discards non-existant tests from the Package. Clicking "Done" from within the Wizard will save the package with the correct tests.