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It's not a proprietary webdriver error. For some reason the module is not installed certifi, you can install it using the command:pip install certifi This also means that other modules may fail without charging if something in the dependencies is not working. If you continue to make mistakes, consider reinstalling selenium webdriver.If there are problems with the units, you can also try to update pip (packer installer)python -m pip install --upgrade pip

@zymir l'm not sure if you're adopting Jira cloud or Jira datacenter, as the options you have will depend on that. Anyway, let me give you some food for thought I work at Xray, but I'll do my best to provide some useful information (non-sales related). I will answer inline, below. integration with JIRA Both Xray and Zephyr (squad and scale) work inside Jira, so therefore their integration is native => the most complete you can have. However, some teams may need just to have a way to upload test results to Jira and see their impacts on the related stories. If that's the case, then TestRail is a viable option. Here, you'll have to think if you want people (devs/testers) to use one tool, or several tools. ability to import existing test cases from Excel sheets In the case of Xray, it provides a built-in Test Case Importer that you can use to import test cases in bulk. cost effective I won't answer this one on purpose; that's something you have to evaluate. ability to integrate automated tests Xray supports a bunch of test automation tools/frameworks/libraries, including Junit, TestNG, xUnit, Nunit, Cucumber, Cypress, Playwright, Postman, etc. You may find around dozens of test automation tutorials and integrations with CI/CD tools in Xray docs. quality of the JIRA plugin I would recommend you to look at: reviews on Atlassian Marketplace, for example for Xray cloud frequency of releases, and how frequent are bugfixes and new releases. You can see it also on Atlassian Marketplace, on the Versions tab>pick datacenter>then see all versions under Resources section, which shows info both for the product on Jira cloud and on Jira server/datacenter; example for Xray in case of Zephyr and Testrail, is it advisable to use the JIRA plugin only without using their enterprise service? Please check what each vendor provides exactly with their enterprise offering and see if it matches your needs; also check the SLAs. Some organizations demand priority support, customer representative, 24x7 support, etc.. check exactly your needs and what is offered by the the enterprise offering. I would also consider the frequency of releases and the policy of bugfixes as something to consider.. because you can have a "enterprise kinda of service" but bugfixes could take a while to be released. It would be good if someone could provide a Matrix Comparison for these tools based on these features. Xray has this comparison page, which is not complete. I'll give you some few things that you can use to help you pick tools in this space. Please don't consider this an exhaustive list what testing approaches (manual test cases, test automation, exploratory testing) are we following? does it support all of those? are our teams working in siloed environments? Or are they part of the scrum / agile team, or even embed as skills within the team? Siloed teams may prefer to have separate tools (even though I don't think it promotes collaboration, transparency, agility) do we need to track coverage? and full, bi-directional traceability between epics<=>stories<=>tests<=>runs<=>defects? do we need to track the status of our product on multiple versions/devices/environments at the same time? is the product flexible to enought so we can adapt processes and tooling, including test automation frameworks and CI/CD tools, at any time? Hope this helps, anything please let me know

Try changing the query param@RequestBody JsonArray listSubscriber, By this:@RequestBody List<Long> listSubscriber, Making that change, you should change the Json you send in the body of the application in this way:[ 44, 1245, 46, 47 ] After receiving the listSubscribe correctly, it does transform it as you need it.

AndroidForums has a guide for rooting the HTC One V. I can't post the steps here, since the link is blocked at my current location.

According to this website, yes, it is possible. Does Gears support split screen play? How many players? You can play 2 player split screen. The screen is split horizontally. Is splitscreen with online play supported? (Combo Co-Op) Yes, but both players must have Live Gold subscriptions. Is LAN or System-Link play supported? Yes, you can play any of the modes via LAN for the supported number of players. How many players are supported in co-op play? You can play 4 players through the campaign in co-op. You can play 5 players in Horde or Beast mode.

You can use the Random function instead of "id": 999995:"id": ${__Random(100000,999999,RandomID)}

Note that Internet Explorer has a market share of less than 1.5%, and versions of it that don't support border-radius (8 and below) probably below 0.5%, so it is not really relevant anymore...

As some people have recommended, use a configuration management tool like Puppet (recommended), Chef, etc. Use VCS like Git to store revisions of Puppet manifests. Using Puppet, you can define your secure baseline and simply apply it to any number of machines that you want. Add some comments to the Puppet code (Ops code) and you have your "configuration document".

(There is no direct way to do what you hypothecate.) Build a Stored procedure that takes "de" as an argument and constructs and executes SELECT word FROM `words` order by word collate utf8mb4_german2_ci It would probably involve a relatively static lookup table that maps "de" and "de-DE" to "utf8mb4_german2_ci", etc. See the docs on defining Stored Procedures and how to use CONCAT(), PREPARE and EXECUTE in such. Run SHOW COLLATION LIKE 'utf8mb4%'; to see which collations are available. (It varies with the MySQL/MariaDB version.)

Try this one: SELECT highestTree = JSON_QUERY( ( SELECT TOP 1 Id as id, Type as type, Height as height FROM Trees WHERE Height = (SELECT Max(Height) FROM Trees) FOR JSON PATH,WITHOUT_ARRAY_WRAPPER ) ), lowestTree = JSON_QUERY( ( SELECT TOP 1 Id as id, Type as type, Height as height FROM Trees WHERE Height = (SELECT MIN(Height) FROM Trees) FOR JSON PATH,WITHOUT_ARRAY_WRAPPER ) ) FOR JSON PATH, WITHOUT_ARRAY_WRAPPER ; Result: {"highestTree":{"id":2,"type":"Pine","height":6.2},"lowestTree":{"id":4,"type":"Japanese Cedar","height":0.5}}

This is a good question that I have also asked myself recently. For Concourse-CI, in my opinion, we can separate into 2 parts. Concourse-Web: We need to have the application to deploy to somewhere so that we can monitor all the pipelines on the dashboard. In this case it is easy to deploy to K8s but I don't think that is a must. Any cloud will do the work. Concourse-Worker: On bare metal host we use Docker containers as the worker or target to deploy our application. For private cloud or public cloud, I think K8s as runtime worker might be a good choice, from scalability and flexibility view points.

As @Kadir mentioned, from a technical standpoint, you can link issues in Jira to Confluence pages but you may not need that. @rosemadder I've prepared this article some time ago precisely on the topic of compliance in regulated environments. In Xray you have full traceability, from epic > stories > tests > runs > defects. But this traceability is not static; actually, it's multidimensional. In other words, in Xray the traceability is calculated depending on the version/environment/scope you aim to analyze. For example, traceability and related coverage for v1 of the product can be completly different from the one obtained for v2 of the product (e.g., due to different code, different bugs, different test results) Your code commits can be linked to any jira issue, including epics, stories, and even Tests (which are Jira issues), in case you're implementing the related test automation code. You can also generate a report, manually or automatically, with your testing specification, planning, results (please see the article for more info). Hope that helps

Apparently not possible with Mockito, but there is PowerMock, a framework that extends other frameworks like Mockito, and allows https://code.google.com/p/powermock/wiki/MockPrivate .However, in general, if a private method possesses some logic or algorithm sufficiently complex to need a unitary tests on its own, then it may be advisable to delegate responsibility to another class and then test it.Another possibility, which sacrifices a little the design, would make the method "protected" (protected) so that other classes in the same package can access it. If there is proper packet division in the system this is usually not a problem. Then just create the test in the same package.In fact, often the level of visibility private ends up being too strong. I have seen many cases where I needed to extend a class and an important method was private, forcing me to create another class or duplicate the method.

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