[Discussion] Test Engine Test Authoring

[Grant-Archibald-MS]

Discussion Topic

Title:
Test Engine Test Authoring

Description

Overview:
In this discussion, we will explore the overview of authoring test cases using the Test Engine. We will delve into various aspects such as the CoE Kit Test Case Authoring, discoverability of visual elements, Test Studio, and the settings and configurations of the Test Engine. Additionally, we will discuss the role of Generative AI in enhancing the test authoring process.

Details:
We will cover the following key topics:

• The ability to select the login persona to show the experience using different user permissions.
• SimulateDataverse and SimulateConnector, which allows for testing known paths, edge cases, and exception cases to demonstrate how the application responds.
• The Select() function, which simulates user interactions and highlights the importance of meaningful control names for maintainability.
• The ability to simulate connectors for isolation and portability of tests.
• Test settings that control language, video recording, and browser type.

Key Questions

1. What challenges have you faced while authoring test cases?
2. How do you ensure the accuracy and reliability of your test cases?
3. What features would you like to see in a test authoring tool to make the process more efficient?

Resources

Discussion: Test Authoring

Call to Action

Join the discussion and share your thoughts on how these features or others could improve your test authoring experience. Your feedback is invaluable as we continue to refine and enhance our approach to low-code platform testing. Let's work together to make the test authoring process more intuitive and efficient for everyone!

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Let's Discuss!

Feel free to share your thoughts, ask questions, and provide feedback. Your contributions are valuable to the community!

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• Be respectful and kind to others.
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• Provide constructive feedback and aim to support your fellow developers.

Happy discussing!