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Questions regarding automation of web applications for testing purposes according to specific of used web browser.
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Any experience in generating UI pages and test wrappers for UI? [closed]
Imagine that there is a non-trivial logic in the page, for example:
IF element E1 in dropdown D1 is selected THEN button B1 is disabled ELSE B1 is enabled
IF element E2 in dropdown D2 is selected THE …
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Your suggestions for writing reliable Web UI automation
Web UI automation is unreliable. I presume it is possible to increase the reliability of Web UI tests. One such advice would be to put an abstraction layer on top of your test that does actual DOM man …
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