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Coco Tip: Manual testing on a remote system with Coco
In many cases the application to test is not physically located on the tester’s desktop, which requires that the...
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Using command line tools for image comparisons
Introduction Squish supports several image comparison methods: pixel strict, pixel fuzzy, histogram and correlation comparison. All of them are...
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Parallel execution in Squish
With the help of virtual machines one can perform parallel executions in Squish as a time saving strategy. As...
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BDD Steps with Parameters
Motivation In Behavior Driven Development, it is possible that individual steps will “reappear” throughout different scenarios or features. Those...
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Automating alternate menus with Squish for Mac
The menus on macOS allow for a menu item to have an alternate version: if you press the “Option”...
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Overview of the new file comparison functions in Squish 6.3
With Squish 6.3 we added two new file comparison functions. The objective is to make it easier to verify...
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Enabling Squish to hook into Sub-Processes started by the AUT
Often more complex application do not consist of just a single executable. Instead the main application launches sub-processes which...
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Benefiting from combined usage of Squish and Coco
It is sometimes a good idea to use Squish GUI Tester and Coco in the same project. Squish runs...
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Debugging Test Failures Using Your Favorite IDE
One goal of automated testing through Squish is to find bugs and regressions in your application. The cause for...
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Squish Expert Tip: Java object mapping in Squish for Android (vs. Squish for Java)
The Squish for Java edition wraps all seen Java objects for access in test script with a type which...
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