A client has native single page applications, apparently written in Clojure running on ios and android. I'm used to writing user-acceptance testing with Selenium and the ruby bindings present in capybara through the rspec framework. What automated ui testing tools can I use against these native...

Not very long time ago, Protractor itself migrated to TypeScript internally. I've also heard and seen several Protractor test projects moving to TypeScript. We have a rather big and growing test codebase (about 22000 lines of JS code and 300 tests). What benefits we might get if we switch to Ty...

attributes are : I have tried with xpath. but ide is not recognised it

I get the error message when I try to select an item from a menu in a webpage. In the code below, I used the Id of the element. When I tried using the XPath instead of the Id, I got a similar error messsage. Here is the error in full: "An unhandled exception of type 'OpenQA.Selenium.Support.UI.U...

having issue just trying to automate for the first time. I have access to repositories by GIT, where its python folders all use Python 2.7 syntax. I also have Google chrome driver as well(Using ubuntu). When I attempt to automate, I just get error, regarding python 2.7. Unsure if thats the is...

I am having a recurring problem where bugs are cropping up once or twice in a build, and are reported by users but I and my team are not able to replicate them. What techniques do you use to replicate bugs that are hard to replicate? We are using Sentry which picks up exceptions but not glitche...

The app uses a javascript framework to update the single page. Ajax is used for data updates How I can automate user acceptance testing for it? Usually I use selenium through through the capybara DCL vis rspec. Would that work for a single page app? I am already familiar with and use severa...

In a remote machine where Selenium Grid is configured - I integrated an AutoIT script with Selenium script to upload a file, but the browse window is not being identified by AutoIT. However the same AutoIT script is identifying the browse window in my local machine when the selenium script is run...

driver.findElement(By.xpath("//button[@class = 'button' @type = 'button' and @onclick = 'shippingMethod.save()']")).click(); I have tried with this code but not getting clicking on button. Any one suggest me to rectify the issue.

I am looking for a most common injection file (shell) to import my software to check if it is open to these kind of attacks or not. Any recommendation, web sites or blogs? (summary: i will upload this file to my system and it will do some changes in the system)

is it possible that, a gitlab pipline shows log files (for example Tomcat Log) in failure case? I could SSH to the server and tail it. But that requires that I have to setup every environment with appropriated public and private keys. show log from test: stage: fail_handling when: on_failur...

I know the best bet in this situation is for the testers to go through the process of reporting blocking-type problems initially show up, with the focus being on critical bugs. Since this type of problem can high severely affect on schedules, and indicates deeper problems in the software developm...

There is a web page which is supposed to display current month's sales of five types of items. One bug report says that a server error message is displayed on this page and the sales report is not displayed. To deal with this bug, a new test case was made to check if there is no server error mes...

When I navigate to my page under test, at the beginning of the entire Page Object class initialization certain elements are not visible, but they become visible when I click on drop down (which is not a select drop down). I search for those invisible elements with the [FindsBy] annotation at the ...

So, let's say I'm running some tests and run across some odd behavior that is a deviation from expected results, however, I quickly run the test again and the bug is not reproduced. I begin to question what's going on and run, say, 20 iterations of the test. I find that the unexpected behavior on...