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Setting Up a Python Virtual Environment with Squish
Read morePython Virtual Environments are great tools for separating different Python configurations on the same machine. Configuring Squish to use a virtual environment gives you the freedom to install packages and make changes that aid your testing efforts without compromising your existing Python installation(s). Here we will show you how...
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Making Use of JavaScript Modules
Read moreSquish 6.4 has added support for the JavaScript import and export statements from ECMAScript 2015 (ECMA-262). Here we list some advantages to using JavaScript modules over Squish’s source() utility: Namespaces With source(), the imported script is evaluated in the global namespace. This may result in unwanted name collisions and may...
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Replay Squish tests using the ‘squishtest’ module
Read moreWhy? Since 5.1, Squish offers a squishtest Python module. It lets you use Squish as a module in Python scripts without involving the squishrunner. If using the squishtest module helps you improve your testing efforts but you already have a lot of existing testcases (written in Python), this might...
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Upcoming Feature: Squish TestRail Integration
Read moreIf your team is working with many different testing frameworks, you might have already adopted a test management tool to organize and get an overview of your testing efforts. One such tool is TestRail from Gurock. To make things easier for you, we are working on automating the synchronization...
