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Identifying Dead Links on Websites
Read moreA common problem with the maintenance of large websites is “dead” links that end up pointing to a nonexistent destination
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Integrating Java Code Coverage Tools With Squish Tests
Read moreIn test-driven development, a common challenge is to decide which tests to write and how many are necessary. Ideally, one
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Analyse test reports from automated executions in the Squish IDE
Read moreExecuting Squish tests regularly in an automated fashion (like in a CI system) is key to a successful test effort.
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Navigate and overlook test script code efficiently
Read moreCreating and maintaining Squish tests requires a fair bit of editing the test scripts. It can become very tedious to
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Verify objects that appear only for short durations
Read moreMany applications that carry out a long-running task in the background display a dialog indicating the progress of the task.
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Using HTML5 data attributes in Squish/Web object names
Read moreOne of the more challenging aspects of creating Squish tests is the generation of stable object names. The name to
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Support for testing Chromium-based desktop applications with Squish for Web
Read moreMotivation Adding HTML/Web support to a desktop application, or even providing a desktop application that’s almost completely built with Web
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Help! Squish Does Not Stop At Any Breakpoint Anymore
Read moreIn the more recent past, we had a few incidents where customers and even colleagues found out how to disable the
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Manage Globally Shared Scripts in the Squish IDE
Read moreSquish has supported a list of shared script directories that are not bound to a specific test suite since quite
