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Jun 12 |
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What is high-level software QA? "testing marijuana distribution software in California" actually made me laugh out loud |
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Apr 12 |
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How do I keep Selenium test cases DRY? the Thread sleep usage is spotty. The way our web app is built, the enabling/disabling of buttons and how to check them is very difficult. we haven't found a better way yet. |
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Feb 12 |
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Issue tracker that supports geo location why can't you just write your location in the bug? |
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Feb 7 |
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FileUpload using selenium RC and java that's exactly correct. i use it all over the place in my tests. make sure you use the \\ instead of just a single \ |
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Feb 4 |
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Is it possible to stop page loading on the browser using selenium web-driver? he wants the page to stop loading... |
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Feb 1 |
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Is there load/stress testing software that can be used for Ajax calls? @user246 I have not used any of the tools I mentioned hands-on, I have just been researching them and most everything I've read stated the asynchronous nature of AJAX was a terrible fit. I will download the tools and look into them more. thank you |
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Jan 22 |
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Competition ideas between test teams @dzieciou I have not. I was never the one implementing the contest in my office, just observing and watching the fallout and trying to clean up the pieces. I would like to mention that we had a $ reward, so that most definitely helped ruin the contest |
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Jan 22 |
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Competition ideas between test teams introducing a timed competition will just exacerbate the issue, imo. If you have 1 hour to find as many bugs as possible, you're going to get a lot of not real bugs so people see their numbers go up. I'm sure there are instances where competitions can be a positive thing, I have never experienced that scenario myself. |
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Dec 17 |
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Internationalization testing exactly! that's always something to keep in mind with L10N products |
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Dec 3 |
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Are Selenium functional tests reliable enough to be worthwhile? I've had the same problem for months now. I use TestNG to run the tests. Could never get an answer as to why they fail when run in a suite |
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Nov 29 |
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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 nope, no response :( |
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Nov 14 |
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Which simulator I can use to do function testing for BB mobile application? There is no evidence of even a basic google search being done. RIM provides blackberry simulators (with different skins) in their free development kit. |
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Oct 31 |
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What are the main role and responsibilities of a tester? How have you decided on a career in software testing if you do not know the roles and responsibilities? |
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Oct 11 |
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Advantages of Rational Functional Tester? not sure if this has an answer that will fit the stack exchange format. very debatable. |
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Oct 4 |
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How do I keep Selenium test cases DRY? That's a great way to learn to write the tests from scratch. Start with recording and modifying, then after a while you will be familiar with the language and expectations |
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Oct 4 |
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Automated tests pass every time when run individually, but when they are clumped into a test suite it's a toss up if the tests will pass Good advice. I strayed from using that since it would sometimes increase the time a test took to run. I will probably go and add those in |
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Oct 3 |
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Automated tests pass every time when run individually, but when they are clumped into a test suite it's a toss up if the tests will pass Resource problems may be it. The speed at which the tests are run varies from each execution. For each test we start and then kill a Firefox driver, so I do not think anything inter-test would cause this |
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Oct 3 |
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Automated tests pass every time when run individually, but when they are clumped into a test suite it's a toss up if the tests will pass Ah, I agree it is definitely similar. My main concern is that the goal is to eventually integrate the tests into our nightly build, and if a test fails, the build will not be made. For that reason, it is critical we have 100% pass rates for tests that should pass |
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Sep 26 |
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Selenium Webdriver cannot locate element for right click event Has anyone had success with the contextClick action command? I've run into the same problem as @Karol where the context menu doesn't show, but left-clicking and finding the element is not a problem |
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Sep 21 |
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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! |