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Running GUI Tests on Each Commit in GitLab CI/CD
Read moreIn a recent article, we wrote about running Squish tests on merge requests in GitLab. In this article, we present
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Measuring Code Coverage on Devices with Limited Memory
Read moreIn this article, we would like to explore the possibilities that are available to a Squish Coco user if he
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Verifying the Visual Order of GUI Elements
Read moreThis tip demonstrates how to verify that GUI elements are properly arranged from left to right and top to bottom.
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Using the Squish Function ‘attachFile’ to Your Advantage
Read moreCopying test results in the form of files to your test result directory can be automated. Imagine the following scenario:
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Code Coverage of Multi-Platform Applications
Read moreMany applications are now targeting several operating systems. In most cases, the code is similar for each of them and
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Starting Your AUT Using Absolute Paths in startApplication()
Read moreTo start an application in a Squish test script using startApplication(), (where name refers to an entry in the server.ini
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Verifying the Identity of JSON Texts
Read moreTest 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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Accessing QQmlContext Properties in Squish Test Scripts
Read moreWhen loading a QML object into a C++ application, it can be useful to embed some C++ data directly that
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Improved Syntax Highlighting for the Script-based Object Map
Read moreIntroduction With the release of the Script-based Object Map, we also added some syntax highlighting options to the Squish IDE.
