r/softwareautomation • • Oct 22 '21

Cypress version 8.5.0 adds select by index

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Cypress handles static dropdowns with the help of select() command. For a static dropdown, the tag name of the element should be <select> and its child elements should have the tag name <option>.

With the updated Cypress 8.5.0, we can now select an option by index within the .select() command.

To learn more visit the link https://blog.saeloun.com/2021/10/22/cypress-add-select-by-index


r/softwareautomation • • Aug 15 '20

CI for Automation Testing Framework

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r/softwareautomation • • Nov 12 '21

Cypress 8.6.0 adds overwrite option to cy.screenshot() command

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r/softwareautomation • • Nov 26 '21

cy.pause() now pauses test while running cypress run --headed --no-exit

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r/softwareautomation • • Mar 21 '22

I just released version 4 of my Python Screenplay Pattern automated testing framework, ScreenPy!

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Hello, Reddit! I've just released version 4 of ScreenPy! It's a Screenplay Pattern base for automated testing in Python. Version 4 completely broke up all the built-in extensions in Version 3, it was a huge undertaking that took months. However, i just had to release on 2sday, and i barely made it. I only just found this subreddit and thought you all might be interested!

To cut right to the chase, here's an example of what a test might look like using screenpy and screenpy_selenium:

Sammy = AnActor.named("Sammy").who_can(BrowseTheWeb.using_firefox())

given(Sammy).was_able_to(
    Open.their_browser_on("https://old.reddit.com/")
)

when(Sammy).attempts_to(
    LogIn.using(REDDIT_USERNAME, REDDIT_PASSWORD)
)

then(Sammy).should(
    See.the(
        Text.of_the(ACCOUNT_HEADER), ContainsTheText("AnActor_named")
    )
)

Part of the feedback i got last time was to include a better example that ties all the pieces together in the documentation. I completely overhauled the docs and now walk through a Complete Example!

If you want to take a look at the actual code, it can be found at ScreenPyHQ. There is currently support for tests using Selenium for web browser automation and Requests for API automation. This split-up in version 4 allows extensions to be created much more easily, so there will be more on the way.

If you get a chance to check it out, i am very interested in your feedback! Your input has been very valuable so far.

Thanks for taking a look!


r/softwareautomation • • Jan 06 '22

What is End-to-End Testing - All You Need to Know - ACCELQ®

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r/softwareautomation • • Jan 03 '22

AMA with Isabel Evans on “The notion of quality and the notion of failure” - ACCELQ®

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r/softwareautomation • • Dec 20 '21

Cypress 9.0.0 will throw an error on adding existing commands

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r/softwareautomation • • Jan 04 '22

State of UI Automation Testing review

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r/softwareautomation • • Jul 21 '17

Popular tools and platforms that QAs use to compare screenshots when testing web UIs

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r/softwareautomation • • Jul 22 '15

What type of resources do you guys use?

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I have been looking into different blogs, podcasts, and books to help hone in on different methods but wanted to know if there are any particular resources that you all use?

One podcast that I have recently found is TestTalks by Joe Colantonio which has been awesome, especially during the commute to/from work. Some blogs that I found are: Google Testing Blog and Testing Excellence


r/softwareautomation • • Jul 21 '15

Introduction

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Hi All! Just wanted to introduce myself to the subreddit. I am looking forward to discussing automation testing with you all!


r/softwareautomation • • Oct 31 '14

welcome to automated testing sub-reddit

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r/softwareautomation • • Mar 07 '16

Building a robust test automation strategy.

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Without strategy execution is aimless. Without execution, strategy is useless.So,Let's discuss how a strong test automation strategy can be framed. Read more @ http://bit.ly/1W3FhWk


r/softwareautomation • • Mar 03 '16

Role of test automation in functional, unit and performance testing areas!

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As technology becomes more embedded into business processes, testing is becoming an area of strategic importance. While manual testing cannot be completely done away with, in order to ensure the effectiveness, efficiency and wider coverage of software testing, test automation is the way to go. Gartner notes that in order to be agile testing needs to be automated.Lets discuss some important points about the role of test automation in these three testing areas:http://bit.ly/1UANV1e


r/softwareautomation • • Jan 04 '18

Testing Dropdown Lists in TestCraft

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r/softwareautomation • • Aug 07 '17

Dynamics Ax - Which Tool to Use in Automated UI Testing

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r/softwareautomation • • Mar 19 '20

What is the impact of the software development life cycle?

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r/softwareautomation • • Jun 19 '23

An introduction to the Selenium Page Object Model for Test Automation.

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Unlock the Potential of the #Selenium Page Object Model!

Discover the art of harnessing Page Classes, dynamic assertions, and other advanced techniques to create robust and maintainable test scripts.

Enroll today and unlock the secrets to efficient #testautomation.

Register now - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/an-introduction-to-the-selenium-page-object-model-for-test-automation-tickets-650649970577

#webinar


r/softwareautomation • • Nov 20 '19

React - Modern Testing with Cypress

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Hey,

I wrote this article on testing with Cypress. It’s not really React specific but I use a small React app in it. If it’s frowned upon to post my own stuff, I’ll take it down, but I couldn’t see anything in the rules.

Thanks for reading, and I hope it’s helpful!

https://link.medium.com/s96B9GmYK1


r/softwareautomation • • Dec 15 '22

Hey Guys!

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I hope this is the correct forum. I am using KarateAPI in MyEclipse and updating a field name ‘name’ in myArray. Question, would this work ?

| myArray[*].name | “George” | | myArray[4].name | “John” |

If not, what can I do if I want to iterate through the entire myArray and set the property ‘name’ to value “John” and only set the name in the 4th index in myArray as “John”.

Thanks in advance!


r/softwareautomation • • Jul 14 '17

Best test management tools in 2017 with description

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r/softwareautomation • • Jul 14 '17

Need feedback: Chrome extension for instantly generating website bug reports and playing them back

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r/softwareautomation • • Jun 22 '21

Here is something worth reading- How much testing is enough.

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A familiar question every software developer and team grapples with is, “How much testing is enough to qualify a software release?” A lot depends on the type of software, its purpose, and its target audience. One would expect a far more rigorous approach to testing a commercial search engine than a simple smartphone flashlight application. Yet no matter what the application, the question of how much testing is sufficient .....

https://testing.googleblog.com/2021/06/how-much-testing-is-enough.html


r/softwareautomation • • Jun 22 '21

Here is something worth reading- How much testing is enough.

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A familiar question every software developer and team grapples with is, “How much testing is enough to qualify a software release?” A lot depends on the type of software, its purpose, and its target audience. One would expect a far more rigorous approach to testing commercial search engine than a simple smartphone flashlight application. Yet no matter what the application, the question of how much testing is sufficient .....

https://testing.googleblog.com/2021/06/how-much-testing-is-enough.html