Speak personal,I was able to identify what was missing in the code. Strangely the "Barra.Show" only worked after cleaning and rebuilding the project. The solution clean/rebuild the progress bar created in a winform project. But the call is that, the show() method who makes the bar display.

Regression tests: All tests that will be re-executed to ensure the functioning of the software (of existing features and covered by tests). If any functionality has the behavior changed undesiredly, these tests will fail and evidence which part of the system has been impacted by the new code. Can be manual, automated, unitary etc.Tests end to end: Tests performed on the integrated system. With the same environment (or as close as possible) of the end user, exercising the complete flows of the system or functionality (and not just a small part). Ex: In a web application development process, we could have several testing levels: unit tests, integration tests, frontend tests with mocks, api (or backend) tests etc. The end-to-end test will be done when all dependencies are available, i.e. in an environment with the frontend, apis, connected database, using the same environment that the end user will use.I recommend you run end-to-end tests whenever there is the smallest possible portion available. I also recommend that you automate them (increasing the coverage of your regression tests)

I think in "When" conducting tests is something concerning the need of the product. Thinking about productivity and testing assurance in a release, it is interesting to have this automated coverage. Even by putting this in relation to cost and benefit, automation will provide you with greater scalability and consistency in what is done.Now related to the index coverage I have seen professionals stipulating percentage of coverage in certain products. I believe it would not be a good practice, thinking evolution. I think that what is the functionality of your product should be put in this topic, not only the active paths. Adversity is part of every product in production, not always who uses is an expert.Those doubts are complicated, but that's what I think. I hope I helped!

good you have to make the selenium send the email through the system, dai you create a class that opens a browser and enter the email url registered place login and password access the inbox dai this email is should go with a titular padarao you put the selenium to click the email with xpath example //div [text()='email title'] dai it click check the content If you want help in how to assemble the code put here the problem that I respond with greater pleasure.

There are several ways to validate if the file is full. One way to validate is to take the checksum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclic_redundancy_check of the BEFORE file and validate the file you downloaded and compare the values.In Linux, the command is cksum arquivo.txt The exit will be linux@ubuntu:~$ cksum arquivo.txt 3474990042 214 arquivo.txt Where the first code is the CRC32 file, the second is the number of bytes and the third is the file name.Another, which I particularly like most, is to use the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5sum of the file, as follows:linux@ubuntu:~$ md5sum arquivo.txt and the answer will be cbc8ccd6c7f5a111f494cfd4e0aea86e arquivo.txt where the first column will be the MD5 hash of the file and the second, the name of the file itself.

With selenium puts it to get a user profile so that the cache is savedfrom Selenium import webdriver options = webdriver.ChromeOptions() options.add_argument("user-data-dir=C:\Path") #acminho do seu perfil do chrome #EXEMPLO: C:\Users\NOME_DO_SEU_PC\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default w = webdriver.Chrome(executable_path="C:\Users\chromedriver.exe", chrome_options=options)

You can user the following method, since with Chrome analysis, the page can change structure and be positioning the selector on the other side, so it is better to be more specificdriver.find_element_by_xpath('//input[@value="add all"]')

Try this:const useContextMock = (React.useContext = jest.fn()); useContextMock.mockReturnValue({ products: mockProducts });

The HTML code of the page is opening a new tab, and cypress does not work with multiple tabs, a solution would be to change the HTML of the page so that it does not open a new tab, but maybe something in this link can help you test what you need: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-example-recipes/blob/master/examples/testing-dom__tab-handling-links/cypress/integration/tab_handling_anchor_links_spec.js

I solved the problem with another approach:// utils\waitForDisplayed.js exports.waitForDisplayed = (element, timeout) => { timeout = timeout ? timeout : 3000; browser.$(element).waitForDisplayed({ timeout: timeout }); }; // utils\switchToWindow.js exports.switchToWindow = (handle) => { handle = handle ? handle : 0; browser.switchToWindow(browser.getWindowHandles()[handle]); }; // pages\contactUs.page.js const { switchToWindow } = require("../utils/switchToWindow"); const { waitForDisplayed } = require("../utils/waitForDisplayed"); // Page Elements const contactUsPage = { title: 'WebDriver | Contact Us', homeUri: '/', homeButton: '#contact-us', uri: '/Contact-Us/contactus.html', url: 'http://www.webdriveruniversity.com' }; const contactUsHeader = { locator: '#contact_me [name="contactme', tag: 'h2', text: 'CONTACT-US' }; exports.accessContactUsPage = () => { browser.maximizeWindow(); browser.url(contactUsPage.homeUri); waitForDisplayed(contactUsPage.homeButton); browser.$(contactUsPage.homeButton).click(); switchToWindow(1); }; exports.openContactUsPage = () => { browser.maximizeWindow(); browser.url(contactUsPage.uri); }; // test\specs\usingPageObjectTest.js const { accessContactUsPage } = require("../../pages/contactUs.page"); beforeEach(() => { console.log('beforeEach'); accessContactUsPage(); }) describe('Testar o formulário de contato', () => { it('Deve enviar mensagem com sucesso', () => { console.log('it => Deve enviar mensagem com sucesso'); }); });

The --work= command can be used to set the destination path where the NUnit will save the test file. The command prompt is like this:nunit3-console C:\Users\bruno.silva\Desktop\ProjetoTeste\bin\Debug\ProjetoTeste.dll --work=C:\Users\bruno.silva\Desktop\ProjetoTeste\Output\TestResult.xml

I'm a new Cypress user and testing automation in general, but I could notice two things that might be causing interference in your code.You're using one cy.visit() inside should() and this is driving to the page https://drbarakat.curseria.com/e-book/obrigado. Try to use cy.url().should(...) to test if the accessed page is expected. https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/url.html#Syntax .The error "chainers.split is not a function" is probably being caused by the call of next() before should(). O next() is a command that returns the next element based on cy.get(). https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/next.html#Syntax .O submit(), according to the Cypress documentation is not a direct interaction command with the DOM. I believe Cypress uses the element with type "submit" within the form because the command only interacts with form elements. https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/submit.html#Rules .

One solution would be to iterate through the keys of this object if you want to run some checks on each key, for example:const dados = { nome: "Diego", sobrenome: "Henrique", idade: "22" } const keys = Object.keys(dados); // [nome, sobrenome, idade] for (const key in keys){ // Faça algo com a chave }In this way if a key does not exist in the object the same will not be passed to the array keys. You can access the value by doing dados[key], this would be a scalable solution if you need to perform the same operation for 1 or N keys inside the object without having to directly control key by key.

Try to put everything in one line:@pytest.mark.parametrize("entrada","esperado",[(0,1),(1,1),(2,2),(3,6),(4,24),(5,120)])or else add one \at the end of each line to tell pro python that the command continues on the next line.@pytest.mark.parametrize("entrada","esperado",[\ (0,1),\ (1,1),\ (2,2),\ (3,6),\ (4,24),\ (5,120)\ ]

You can use cededs to "fix" the click where you want, based on references that would be the size of the screen. Then screen with largura X e altura Y. My mouse goes to the courtesy 20x 10y and click.another way would be you using the keyboard tab. Ai you would tell how many tabs would be needed to reach the element you want to click, and then click and write if you need. and go that way.These are the two ways I thought you could use in these cases. I hope I helped.The following example is shown in this https://pt.stackoverflow.com/questions/192610/como-pegar-a-posi%C3%A7%C3%A3o-x-e-y-de-um-elemento-relativo-%C3%A0-tela function posicao(e) { var el = this; var coordenadas = el.getBoundingClientRect(); var res = console.log('posição x', coordenadas.left, 'posição y', coordenadas.top) } document.getElementById('meio').addEventListener('click', posicao); document.getElementById('fundo').addEventListener('click', posicao);#meio, #fundo { background: #ccd; padding: 30px; position: absolute; border: 2px solid #500; cursor: pointer; } #meio { top: 50%; left: 50%; } #fundo { bottom: 0; right: 0; }<div id="meio"></div> <div id="fundo"></div>

You can use clipboard together with the PyAutoGui. Installation of the clipboard: pip install clipboardCan be used like this: import clipboard import pyautogui pyautogui.doubleClick(290, 150) pyautogui.hotkey('ctrl', 'c') text = clipboard.paste() print(text)

As the error already says, it waits for an array and an object is being passed. Turn this object into an array before sending it$obj = new Atividades(['atividade_descricao' => 'Atividade Teste']); $response = $this->get('/dfutebol/atividades/create', $obj->toArray()); //Objeto está sendo transformado em array $response->assertStatus(200);

If you change this:@AfterTest public void endReport() throws IOException { extent.flush(); extent.close(); } For this:@AfterTest(alwaysRun = true) public void endReport() throws IOException { extent.flush(); extent.close(); } It will passsar on the flush and close, including you can also use on @AfterMethod. Follow the documentation: https://testng.org/doc/documentation-main.html

Resolved using the npm install -g protractor and webdriver-manager update

Caque Pena, Try the following:1- Create a global variable;2- populate the variable with the value you want;3- reuse in another method;public class Steps(){ int idade; public void pegaIdade(){ idade = 10; } public void reutilizaIdade(){ int calculaSomaDeIdade = idade + 15; } } Abç.