automated-tests

问题 This question already has answers here : How to continue execution when Assertion is failed (5 answers) Closed 4 years ago . I'm using Selenium WebDriver + Java + TestNG for automation. In my test methods, sometimes there are more than one assertions. Suppose, there are four assertions and second assertion fails, then rest of the execution is terminated. What I want is - even after second assertion fails, code after it should be executed. And at the end(after test method is executed), it

问题 I have a basic Android project with an application sources directory and tests sources directory set up by the Android Project template. I have read that Android tests uses an Androidmanifest.xml specific to the running tests in which we have to specify the instrumentation type and the target package: <instrumentation android:name="android.test.InstrumentationTestRunner" android:targetPackage="com.mypackage.app" /> In Android Studio,I can run tests with android tests configuration without

问题 I have a basic Android project with an application sources directory and tests sources directory set up by the Android Project template. I have read that Android tests uses an Androidmanifest.xml specific to the running tests in which we have to specify the instrumentation type and the target package: <instrumentation android:name="android.test.InstrumentationTestRunner" android:targetPackage="com.mypackage.app" /> In Android Studio,I can run tests with android tests configuration without

问题 For example, I have an application "www.test.com", to access this site I have installed browsec VPN in firefox then I can see the application content - accessing the site without vpn I get an error of "Your IP Address has been blocked..bla bla" Now I want to test some UI of that site through Selenium Webdriver, but when I try to access the site via selenium webdriver I get same error of IP blocked since the vpn is already installed on firefox, but webdriver doesn't bother the VPN - that's my

问题 I am trying to configure CruiseControl .net to build our repository code periodically and run the tests included in the solution. I have configured the retrieving code from the svn server and building part. But I am unable to run tests on it. MSBuild keeps on complaining that. error MSB4057: The target "Test" does not exist in the project. I also tried running the tests through command line to see if that works with the same error. I used: MSBuild.exe TestProject.csproj /t:Test My

问题 I have a few tests that only need to be run when in a mobile browser. Currently I have a client function to check the user agent. const checkMobile = ClientFunction(() => /iPhone|Android/i.test(navigator.userAgent)) Which I then access inside my tests: test("Check if mobile", async t => { const isMobile = await checkMobile(); if (isMobile) { await t // do the tests } } Is there a way for me to use this in a fixture? Like a fixture which will only run if checkMobile is true ? So I don't need

问题 I have a use case wherein there's a div element on the webpage, it appears like a popup dialog as soon as you click a link (its not an actual popup, its something like dialog boxes which opens in Facebook when you click a link to check reactions on your posts etc.) I'm using Selenium WebDriver with Java to automate tests for this application, my use case involves me to scroll to the bottom of the dialog box where there is a link to show more items, when user clicks show more, it populates

问题 I have a loop checking 40 items. I want to stop my loop, when I am finding the first element, which > 0 This is my code var genArr = Array.from({ length: 40 }, (v, k) => k + 1); cy.wrap(genArr).each((index) => { cy.get('.list-item').eq(index - 1).find('.number') .invoke('text') .then(text => { const pendingCount = text; cy.get('.list-item').eq(index - 1).click(); cy.get('.list-table').find('.list-table-list-item') .should('have.length', pendingCount); if (text > 0) break }); }); }); But I

问题 I have a loop checking 40 items. I want to stop my loop, when I am finding the first element, which > 0 This is my code var genArr = Array.from({ length: 40 }, (v, k) => k + 1); cy.wrap(genArr).each((index) => { cy.get('.list-item').eq(index - 1).find('.number') .invoke('text') .then(text => { const pendingCount = text; cy.get('.list-item').eq(index - 1).click(); cy.get('.list-table').find('.list-table-list-item') .should('have.length', pendingCount); if (text > 0) break }); }); }); But I

问题 When one of my Jest tests fails I want to store a screenshot, but only when it fails. Here is a piece of my test code as an example, the !passed part in the afterEach is not working. describe('Page', () => { it('should contain Text in the header', async () => { // Arrange const page = new Page(driver); // Act await page.open(); // Assert expect(await page.getHeaderText()).toBe('Something'); }); afterEach(async () => { if (!passed) takeScreenshot(); await driver.quit(); }); }); With jasmine I