Questions tagged [acceptance-testing]

Evaluating compliance with a specification or contract involves acceptance testing to ensure all criteria have been satisfied.

SeleniumLibrary does not recognize the parameter executable_path

Transitioning from pytest + Selenium to robotframework + SeleniumLibrary + Selenium has presented some challenges for me. Even with SeleniumLibrary's simplified keyword structure, I have encountered difficulties performing basic operations that were s ...

Selecting a checkbox that lacks any specific attributes

My predicament revolves around a certain checkbox that lacks any distinguishing attributes for identification. Despite my attempts with xpath, I have not been able to successfully interact with it. Below, you will find the complete HTML code snippet where ...

Is it possible for Robot Framework to facilitate keyword-driven testing for a GUI developed in C#?

Just dipping my toes into the world of automated testing! I'm wondering how to create keyword-driven tests with the robot framework for a GUI developed with .NET. Feeling a bit unsure about this process. ...

Which UI testing tool in the .NET framework includes a built-in browser for quicker test execution?

Hey there! I have a vague memory of either selenium or watin having their own browser built-in to speed up test runs compared to using the regular browsers like IE or Firefox. Can someone point me in the right direction for more information or documentatio ...

I'm curious if anyone has successfully incorporated Selenium into their StoryTeller fixtures

Is there anyone who has successfully incorporated Selenium with StoryTeller fixtures? If so, what is the process for integrating them and how do they contribute to continuous integration? ...

Navigating between windows in Selenium with Webdriver - Handling unnamed child windows

Currently, I am conducting acceptance testing using webdriver and codeception. This is a relatively new area for me, so your patience is much appreciated. My current challenge involves switching to a child window that pops up after clicking a button: < ...