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Integrate Squish Test Center with Test & Requirements Management Systems
Read moreIntegrations for Squish Test Center enable you to achieve traceability between test results stored in Squish Test Center and tests or requirements stored in 3rd-party management systems. These integrations also enable you to transfer and synchronize your test results between Squish Test Center and the supported 3rd-party management system....
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Customizing Which Tests are Executed with the Squish Jenkins Plugin
Read moreAutomated GUI tests created with Squish are organized within test suites. The criteria for grouping test cases might differ depending on the company organization, the complexity of the Application Under Test (AUT), or for any other reason. Squish offers various execution modes from single test execution to tagged executions....
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Screenshot Verification of a Button in a Pressed State
Read moreStandard buttons do not need to have their visual appearance tested as this is typically done by the vendor of the button control. A custom button control, however, will need to have its visual appearance tested in the various possible states of the button (enabled, disabled, mouse cursor not...
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Running Automated GUI Tests with Azure DevOps
Read moreWe understand that more and more applications require a complex, powerful infrastructure that not always can be provided in-house. In such cases, cloud-based solutions for building and running applications are often selected. Azure Services is one such solution. Automated GUI tests developed with the Squish GUI Tester can be...
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Obtaining Code Coverage Data for a .NET Core Application on Linux
Read moreNew to Coco v4.3.3 is the ability to instrument a .NET Core application on Linux, for use in obtaining code coverage metrics for such applications. This blog will walk you through how to instrument a simple .NET Core application written in C# and built on Linux. We will then...
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Screenshot Verification Command Line Tools
Read moreWe are all aware of how to view differences between the screenshot and the failed image when using the IDE to execute your tests. But do you know how to view the differences when using the command prompt to execute the tests or how to extract an image from...
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Automating Accessibility Testing: How to Check for Sane Tab Order
Read moreEnsuring sane tab ordering is part of motor and dexterity impairment accessibility, as it makes sure that alternate UI navigation via the keyboard is not only possible, but also logically comprehensible. The following example shows how you can utilize Squish to automate accessibility testing. Tab Order Sanity and Completeness...
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External Resources for BDD Through Data Tables
Read moreYou can use so-called data tables to execute a specific Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) GUI test scenario in a data-driven way. Create tables to define test data and use this data to drive your test. Since Squish 6.5.0, it is possible to refer an external file for such data. Data...
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Control of Sub-processes During GUI Testing
Read moreTesting GUI software can often start sub-processes. These can be either background services which are not directly visible to the user, or they can show an additional UI. The Squish GUI Tester allows the user to control which of the sub-processes will be hooked and which are to be...
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Detecting Problematic Object Names Automatically
Read moreNot all object names are equal. Some are “less good” than others, for various reasons. To avoid proceeding to use problematic object names, it can be useful to make the test script developers aware of them automatically, as early as possible. In our Knowledge Base article Example – Custom...
