Automated Mobile Testing in testRigor
In our discussions over executing test cases in testRigor and exploring various features of it, till now, we have focused only on the desktop side. This means whatever test cases we were executing were run on the desktop. However, as a tester, it is rare that you will only use a web version for testing…
How to handle web tables using testRigor?
In this series of posts on testRigor features and implementing test cases using them, we have focused on simple elements up until now. If you remember, one of the features of testRigor is that it doesn’t require element locators to find elements – and we can simply refer to any element how you see it…
How to test file upload functionality using testRigor?
In the current scenario, companies thrive on the user experience they provide to their users. This includes animations, transitions, newer technologies, and whatnot. In the same field, to further improve this experience, companies implement data consistency mechanisms across multiple devices. This is because they know that over 57% of users use more than one device…
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Enhancing Test Automation with testRigor Integrations
The modern software development approach is a combination of many processes. While the high-level view may look at just two phases of development and testing, they are not standalone in nature. Each of these phases is a combination of multiple sub-phases in themselves. For instance, a tester may test by writing automation scripts but how…
Test Case Recorder in testRigor using Chrome Extension
The conventional method of working with most automation tools is very similar. We have software that needs testing, we write test cases in a way that the tool will understand and convert into actions. Tools like testRigor have made our lives much easier by introducing plain English as a medium of communication and demanding no…
Reusable Rules in testRigor
Global variables and data sets are a great way to replace values used at multiple points in the test suite with a single variable. Actually, it is not just about the variables in particular, a lot of things in automation testing point towards eliminating repetitive work using method A or B. For instance, we introduced…
Global Variables and Data Sets in testRigor | Data-driven testing
Every invention or discovery, be it in the software industry or any other industry, runs the same course of events. First, a team or an individual discovers it. For example, the discovery of APIs. Then, it is implemented in a single use case to witness the effects and outputs. In our case that would be…
How To Fix A Failed Test Case In testRigor
Constructing a complete test suite requires a lot of test cases spreading in all directions with the objective to scrutinize each corner of the project. In this complete process, generally, we look forward to seeing a green color mark against all the test cases indicating their successful execution with a “Pass” status. However, as much…
Introduction to Automation Testing with Testsigma
Automated software testing has evolved a bit differently than manual testing has. When manual testing was introduced, the tester had a goal in mind and explored the software manually on their own. Even if they just did regression testing, they still did it manually repeatedly. When more demand for the software grew in the market,…
