Questions tagged [saucelabs]
Sauce Labs offers a cloud-based solution that gives users access to a wide range of web browsers and mobile devices for conducting both manual and automated testing.
I am experiencing a strange issue with my selenium tests. While the tests are passing successfully, I have noticed some exceptions in the Browserstack session logs mentioning "no such element". Strangely, these errors do not appear in the maven/testng full ...
Utilizing Sauce Labs with Jenkins for running Selenium functional test cases has been my current challenge. Imagine having a Jenkins CI/CD pipeline in network-1 that connects to a Git repo for code retrieval and then deploys it in network-2. Following th ...
When working with Sauce Labs, there is a specific :passed option available for reporting the pass/fail status of a test - you can find more information about this at . I'm struggling to understand how to implement this feature in Ruby. One approach I've ...
Currently, I am in the process of running an automation test on SauceLabs using WebdriverIO version 5. One of the tests involves uploading a file to Microsoft Edge. Below is a snippet of the code for reference: const path = require('path'); const filePath ...
Currently, I am in the process of executing a series of Selenium tests on Sauce Lab. My goal is to run these tests on all Android browsers, but I am facing challenges in correctly specifying that I need an Android device. I have based my code on the follow ...
While I have been successful in running my solution through the testng suit in the Eclipse console, I am facing difficulties executing the testng.xml file via Maven integrated with Sauce Labs in the terminal. Output received on the terminal: ------------ ...