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How to deal with automated test cases that always fail?
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Is there a way to shorten the time Selenium2/Webdriver takes to look for an element when a failure is expected?
Surprisingly, this worked great. I was under the impression from looking at the API doc previously that it could only be used for EXTENDING the time it looked, but I set it to 150 milliseconds and now a test that took 60 seconds takes 7. Thanks a lot!
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Is there a way to shorten the time Selenium2/Webdriver takes to look for an element when a failure is expected?
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Is there a way to shorten the time Selenium2/Webdriver takes to look for an element when a failure is expected?
That is correct. The entire snippet up there runs for ~60+ seconds, hanging while trying to find the element that is not present
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Is there a way to shorten the time Selenium2/Webdriver takes to look for an element when a failure is expected?
I added the code and updated the question. Hopefully it is a little clearer. I am a little long-winded at times.
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Is there a way to shorten the time Selenium2/Webdriver takes to look for an element when a failure is expected?
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Is there a way to shorten the time Selenium2/Webdriver takes to look for an element when a failure is expected?
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Capture screen during exploratory testing
SnagIt is really great.
Aug
23
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What is the best practice for testing against modules which collect statistic
tried to make the question more clear. it was kind of murky
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What is the best practice for testing against modules which collect statistic
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Software Requirements Engineering
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Jul
25
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Load testing for free or cheap without having to setup Selenium Grid?
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Dependent methods in the same class run out of order only when included in a “testng suite”; running class independently respects the dependency
right on. thanks for the advice!
Jul
23
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Dependent methods in the same class run out of order only when included in a “testng suite”; running class independently respects the dependency
Updated with the entire TestNG.xml file. The method execution I see is inactiveRole->editUndo->editRole->createRole. However, sometimes editUndo and editRole get switched in position
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Dependent methods in the same class run out of order only when included in a “testng suite”; running class independently respects the dependency
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Dependent methods in the same class run out of order only when included in a “testng suite”; running class independently respects the dependency
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