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Squish tip of the week: Stop playback if ANY verification fails
Read moreIf a verification fails, by default, Squish continues executing the test. By setting the testSettings.throwOnFailure to True, playback will then stop if a any type of verification fails, and raise an error. See bool testSettings.throwOnFailure to learn more. Types of verifications: test.compare test.xcompare test.verify test.xverify test.exception test.vp test.fail test.fatal
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Squish tip of the week: Use grouping and filtering your Squish HTML reports
Read moreThe new HTML reports in Squish 6.0 make pinpointing failures and drilling down into details much easier. View a collection of reports from one or more test suites or executions Tree-style navigation Filter by Pass / Fail Hide or display logs Tool tip details on mouse over Drill down...
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Squish 6.0 with fully integrated BDD support released!
Read moreAbout two years after the release of Squish 5.0, we are proud and excited to make Squish 6.0 available to you. The main new features of this release are fully integrated support for Behavior Driven Development and Testing (BDD) as well as major improvements to Squish’s reporting capabilities. You...
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Squish tip of the week: Isolating Setup from Test Objectives
Read moreIsolating the setup, or test pre-conditions, from the objective of the test results in clearer and more accurate testing results.
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Squish tip of the week: How to quickly identify test failures vs flaky tests
Read moreDo you have tests that fail randomly? Or maybe just periodically?
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Squish tip of the week: Import collection of test cases to HP's QC / ALM
Read moreDid you know teams can execute, manage and analyze Squish tests and results using Squish’s QC ALM Add-on?. Using the example below, you can also import a collection of tests to QC ALM in a single call! Import Call and Parameters Script: Import List Of Test Cases Read more...
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Squish tip of the week: Enable Verbose Test Result Logging
Read moreNeed more detailed information in your test results? Nightly or scheduled test runs results often provide valuable quick-read information. What about times when verbose logging, or a Test Audit Log, may prove valuable? The following example illustrates how to create a fully-customizable Test Audit Log using Squish. Each action...
