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Running UI Tests While Debugging Your Application in Eclipse
Motivation You and your team are developing a Java application using Eclipse. You have a Continuous Integration (CI) process set...
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Roberto
January 20, 2021
Blog
How to Locate an Object on a Map
Motivation Consider an application that features a search resulting in markers being shown on a map. We want to verify...
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Roberto
January 28, 2020
Blog, Tip of the Week
Verifying the Identity of JSON Texts
Test data might not always be present in the form of line-based file formats, like Comma-separated Values or Tab-separated Values....
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Roberto
August 13, 2019
Blog, Tip of the Week
Collecting and Analyzing Execution Times of Squish Tests Written in Python
In the lifecycle of your Squish tests, there may be situations where you wonder why your test is taking more...
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Roberto
February 19, 2019
Blog, Tip of the Week
Live update of Python code during debugging, using builtin reload()
Introduction When debugging a Test Script, one can use Python’s built-in reload() from the Squish Script Console to get recent...
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Roberto
August 28, 2018
All, Tip of the Week
Run Squish IDE with custom preferences
Motivation Sometimes, it may be desirable to start the Squish IDE with a non-default set of preference settings. Let’s consider...
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Roberto
March 14, 2018
Blog, Tip of the Week
BDD Steps with Parameters
Motivation In Behavior Driven Development, it is possible that individual steps will “reappear” throughout different scenarios or features. Those steps...
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Roberto
September 26, 2017
Blog
Accessing a SQL database from your JavaScript Test
A common task in GUI tests is to automate entering some data into forms. To properly test and verify such...
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June 19, 2017
Blog

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