Hi All
Not sure if this is OT or not, but is anyone using Specflow?
I am wondering if the practice works in reality...
www.specflow.org
Thanks
Kirsten
We've used it. In my experience you have to exercise a lot of
discipline in order to keep the code-behind clean, especially when
related scenarios start to get many in number.
Tristan
On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 5:45 PM, Kirsten Greed kirst...@jobtalk.com.au wrote:
Hi All
Not sure if this is OT
Yeah we are. Works alright but have big issues with some browsers being
flakey.
We use it in conjunction with a selenium grid that in theory you can have a
heap of instances running on with all variants of browsers. You can also
integrate it with online services e.g. https://saucelabs.com/
Good
Hi Kirsten, it’s worth mentioning that you don’t need to use SpecFlow to do UI
automation if you don’t need that business-readable representation of the
tests/scenarios. If the test are just for the devs/automation testers then may
be able to do without the additional layer.
Also check out
Hi,
I use specflow on a daily basis, with IE automation.
Some tips:
Start with the generic case and then add methods that use this generic case
to make things easier.
ex:
When I am logged in as username with password password
then I create steps for
When I am logged in as a User
When
That piece of code looks so freaking ugly Greg. new XElement(dasdass,new
XElement( ... )) .. w t f
Why? Why can't we just have a nice clean way of dealing with XML like LINQ
or even like Powershell?
I agree with Preet. XML is a pain in the **.
C'mon Microsoft. You build so many
Doesn't sound that bad.
Just thinking how many sub-systems they have and how much redundancy is in
each system it doesn't sound that much at all.
Also think that they are not running any of-the-shelf OS which means that
part of those 19M lines of code they also have the HAL and various drivers
That piece of code looks so freaking ugly Greg. new XElement(dasdass,new
XElement( ... )) .. w t f
Hi CIT, that was an ancient post, where have you been, in the bunker
writing top secret code for the new fighters? I know you can't answer, or
you'll have to kill us.
That
There's also the xsd and XML serialisation so you can deal with clr objects
entities.
But just use json
On Tuesday, April 29, 2014, Greg Keogh g...@mira.net wrote:
That piece of code looks so freaking ugly Greg. new XElement(dasdass,new
XElement( ... )) .. w t f
Hi
Could you serialize an ExpandoObject?
Davy
Davy,
So you want to keep data which is local, only ever going to be local, only
needed locally, never accessed remotely, not WANTED to be made available
outside our building, which can only WEAKEN our security by being off site,
hosted offsite. BOFH:
Used it a bit on a previous project some years ago. I thought it actually
worked pretty well actually, with some important caveats about use:
Because the implementation for each line in the spec binds to a static method,
state management between the lines in the tests is an issue. Ideally
Thanks Jason
I think I want the business readable stuff to be done first rather than
reverse engineered or would it be the same thing in practice?
From the website..
SpecFlow aims at bridging the communication gap between domain experts and
developers by binding business readable behavior
We suffered a dreadful bug yesterday on only 1 or 6 servers running a WCF
service in IIS. We got the The maximum string content length quota (8192)
has been exceeded while reading XML data. I eventually found the problem
thanks to the Visual Studio highlighted reference colouring. I put the
cursor
Hey all,
I created a new Meetup group to try and aggregate the big events happening
in Australia, such as Microsoft Training events, developer camps, etc.
http://www.meetup.com/Microsoft-events-in-Australia/
I also wrote a quick blog post explaining some of my reasoning for creating
it.
Even
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