This is a common term you might have come across in your regular work. Let’s clarify E2E testing. For me when it says, E2E testing, two things come to my mind. Testing from top to bottom of the application from front-end to back-end to the database, application as a whole…

The short answer would be YES and NO. 😉 Let’s examine the facts. If you have a build with blockers and critical defects reported, or if you have reported a considerably large amount of bugs compared to the previous build, simply you can come to the conclusion the build is…

I have seen most of the experts say it is ideal to have the tests under the same project where the development code base exists. However, from my personal experience, it actually depends on your test requirement. Let’s examine a few scenarios. Prior to that let me elaborate a little…

This is the most critical question you can ask in your automation journey. In summary, you have to think about, Your automation requirements could be satisfied — For instance, if you want to perform only API-based testing, you have to opt out of tools that are supporting only browser-based tools…

There are different ways we can manage test user details in our automation project. I have discussed them in the below article and their pros and cons. Top 04 ways to store test user data in your automation project How do you manage different test users required to run your tests in your automation project?sajithatharaka.medium.com Here is this article, I will be sharing with you an example of how to leverage JSON to store user details in your…

There are different ways we can manage test user details in our automation project. I have discussed them in the below article and their pros and cons. Top 04 ways to store test user data in your automation project How do you manage different test users required to run your tests in your automation project?sajithatharaka.medium.com Here is this article, I will be sharing with you an example of how to leverage excel sheets to store user details in…

That’s a tricky question to answer! Keeping the test short or long depends on many factors like the expectations of the testing, the scope of the automation, the complexity of the application and the domain, your experience, and so on. Keeping a test short vs long has its own pros…

How do you manage different test users required to run your tests in your automation project? It is one of the challenging areas for an automation engineer to manage users as not only does almost every test script consumes user data but also different user account should be maintained for…

The primary reason would be a bug in the system — this is a common scenario we come across, in our day-to-day life after a build. We could easily narrow down this by looking at the execution reports, screenshots, and screencasts if available. The next common reason is a legitimate…