Verify objects that appear only for short durations
Many applications that carry out a long-running task in the background display a dialog indicating the progress of the task....
Read moreMany applications that carry out a long-running task in the background display a dialog indicating the progress of the task....
Read morewaitUntilObjectReady() is a callback function that by default, does nothing, but it can be defined in your test scripts to...
Read moreSome issues with Application Under Tests (AUT) appear only when a test is executed with Squish. For some cases, it’s...
Read moreThere may be occasions when you want to keep your application running across multiple tests. For these cases, Squish provides...
Read moreSquish test execution involves multiple processes which may even run on different machines. Ensuring that all parts are up and...
Read moreWith the help of virtual machines one can perform parallel executions in Squish as a time saving strategy. As an...
Read moreThe menus on macOS allow for a menu item to have an alternate version: if you press the “Option” key...
Read moreWith Squish 6.3 we added two new file comparison functions. The objective is to make it easier to verify not...
Read moreOften more complex application do not consist of just a single executable. Instead the main application launches sub-processes which also...
Read moreIt is sometimes a good idea to use Squish GUI Tester and Coco in the same project. Squish runs the...
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