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Understanding Parallelism in Playwright

Understanding Parallelism in Playwright

Playwright has great features around running your tests in parallel. Let's walk through some test execution nuances that may or may not be obvious for the framework. Default behaviors and configurations Workers By default, the configuration file allocates an undefined number of workers for normal runs and one

Capturing API traffic during your end-to-end testing using Selenium

Capturing API traffic during your end-to-end testing using Selenium

Have you ever been interested in tracking which endpoints your functional or end-to-end tests hit during execution? Using Selenium's Chrome Dev Tools (CDT) network interface is a simple way to implement a listener that can record and filter network events. Let's implement this interceptor during a

Two user interactions using parallel pages in Playwright

Does your application have frequent interactions between two users? Sometimes functional testing of these interactions can be difficult and time consuming when running actions sequentially. Luckily, some modern test automation frameworks incorporate multi page handling which make these scenarios easier and quicker. Let's take a look of how

Why you should be using Selenium Manager

💡Selenium Manager is the official driver manager of the Selenium project, and it is shipped out of the box with every Selenium release. Do you have an old test project using selenium where you have haven't updated the dependencies in ages? Well there has been great new features

Reqnroll and Playwright in .NET

Looking to start a new automation project in .NET and want to try out some of the newest frameworks out there? Today we will look at creating a project that combines the BDD features of Reqnroll with the modern browser handling from Playwright. Tool Setup For my example I will

Intercepting API events in your Playwright functional tests

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you wish you could leverage an API request or response to help solve a automation issue when writing your functional tests? Whether you looking to solve those problems, or just looking to add some enhanced event logging, Playwright has some great

Cucumber with Playwright

Cucumber with Playwright

Playwright has powerful features for test automation, but currently lacks native Cucumber integration. Can we get the best of both worlds? There are a few options out there, but the one I prefer is playwright-bdd. This plugin allows you to keep the awesome features of playwright in the forefront and

Analyzing flaky tests with Testery

Analyzing flaky tests with Testery

Sometimes no matter how hard we try to isolate and keep tests stable, there can be times were flaky tests creep in during infrastructure changes or be inherited from legacy projects. Testery has great features which help identify your current flaky tests and track them over time until they are

Testery Features: Test Plans

Use cases The Test Plans feature in Testery is a powerful way to organize your test runs for complex testing scenarios such as: * Setup and tear down requirements before main test suites * Coordinating parallel and sequential test suites * Running suites across multiple projects or environments at once To try out

Uploading your tests to Testery

Uploading your tests to Testery

After you set up your test projects and environments inside Testery the next step is getting your tests uploaded so you can start running them either manually or through your CI/CD pipeline. Testery has two options for pulling test source code: 1. Pulling the code directly from your source