A while ago I posted about the option of running Watir tests
from a centralized webserver or desktop. The point would be for others
to be able to run the tests and view results without installing Ruby,
Watir and dependent libraries and alleviate associated technical
problems. I'm the "automation QA guy" at my company, so this would help
the rest of my team run tests alongside manual tests, or to support
small patches that need a lot of regression testing when I'm away. In
case I'm still being vague, the application would list available tests
(locally or in SVN -- wouldn't matter), allow the user to click a test
to launch it on the host machine, and then display results onscreen.
At the time, I believe on person replied and sent a snippet of
code out that did work, but was difficult to configure due to the fact
it was written by someone else to fill their different needs. Does
anyone else use this approach, or know of any applications that make the
process easier? I've never written active web code, so it's new ground
for me.
Thanks,
Adam
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