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Problem Its quite a common problem I would like to think. Adding new code translates into regression - existing test cases become obsolete. Dependencies within the code mean even if you know how to fix this particular regression, there could be indirect regression at n more places in both directions - Afferent and Efferent. Requirement I have a shop running SVN, Maven+Nexus,Sonar,Jenkins and JIRA,QC,QTP. All in all a good CI environment. With every new build I'll have new cases of regression. I want to find Java package dependencies in both directions and to update the test cases properly so

I have heard developers say that people who write code should not be the ones testing it. I am looking for peoples experience in this situation. Many times I have done my share of development, then released to the QA dept and had the code sent back to me becuase some aspect of the application was broken due to my coding, regardless of how much I had tested it prior to QA release. Does anyone on this board have a process to follow, that enables them to throughly test their code before releasing to QA? Developers normally work from the inside outwards, with a focus on the code: Assertions -

Is anyone aware of any machine learning question-answering frameworks? The only ones I'm currently aware of are Ephyra and Qanus , but they both seem like academic toys that haven't had much development and have since died. I couldn't even get Qanus to run, as it seems to have several dependencies that aren't terribly well documented. Note, I'm not talking about OpenQA/StackOverflow-like social web QA frameworks, or proprietary black-box web services like Wolfram Alpha or True Knowledge . Have you also checked out Qanda ? I think that the reason why most of these projects are dormant/abandoned

I am looking for a way to regularly test the front-end performance of my web application. Specifically, I'm interested in the time it takes to resolve hostnames, to get responses from the servers, to download/render/execute resources, etc. I also want to measure these things when interacting with the application, not just when loading the page. I could use Firebug or Chrome Developer Tools while interacting with my web application manually, but I want this front-end performance testing to be a part of my continuous integration process. I want to have nightly front-end performance test results,

What is end-to-end testing, and what is the difference between it and system testing? They both seem the same and check the application as a whole. Definitions on the net are very confusing. Scott Helme For me there isn't really a huge difference between the two and in some establishments the terms could be used interchangeably. Everywhere is different. I would try and explain it like so: System testing : You're testing the whole system i.e. all of it's components to ensure that each is functioning as intended. This is more from a functional side to check against requirements. End to end

We are currently in the process of building a QA stack for you C++ development . We already have multiple Jenkins instances running and made very good experiences with the CI server in combination with other languages like java and php. What I'm asking for are pointers to tool chains that can be used for C++ Development with Jenkins. More specific (java / php examples in braces): A unit testing framework that test and produces coverage reports (jUnit / phpUnit) A coding guidelines checker (checkstyle / phpCodeSniffer) Something PMD that spots potential problems in a code base (pmd / phpmd)

I'm using Selenium IDE for some test and trying to use it to select an specified option from an autocomplete. My problem is, the autocomplete is built in a <ul> and the two <li> possibles are identical. How to click a specified li ? How to say to Selenium "click the first li " or "click the li with the text "apples"? I'm tried some ways that I found, but all are for other types of Selenium, and none are useful in Selenium IDE. Thanks in advance and sorry for my bad english! Here is the code: <ul class="ui-autocomplete ui-menu ui-widget ui-widget-content ui-corner-all" role="listbox" aria

DevOps（Development和Operations的组合词）是一组过程、方法与系统的统称，用于促进开发（应用程序/软件工程）、技术运营和质量保障（QA）部门之间的沟通、协作与整合。透过自动化“软件交付”和“架构变更”的流程，来使得构建、测试、发布软件能够更加地快捷、频繁和可靠。从定义来看，其实devops就是为了让开发、运维和QA可以高效协作的流程 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/levin180425/p/11722329.html

Is there a way to run a data driven XUnit test using a CSV file as the data source? I've tried Cavity.Data.XUnit , but it's no longer compatible with the newest version of XUnit . So far, I've only been able to achieve this using Excel files, but I need to change them to CSV instead. Any help is greatly appreciated. An example: [Theory] [ExcelData(@"Settings\TestFileParam.xls", "Select url, username, password, from TestData")] //^Replace with a CSV file instead public void Tester_Method(string url, string username, string password) { //Code reading the data from CSV Assert.True(something); }