Scale up your Appium testing by running your tests in parallel on an unlimited number of mobile devices with advanced test result analysis.
After creating your tests and running & debugging them, you can move on to executing them in parallel across multiple devices.
This will dramatically improve your test productivity by increasing test coverage and shortening test cycles. You’ll be able to release better applications faster. This tutorial is a part of our Appium Studio hands-on training series.
Appium Studio for Eclipse’s Intelligent grid execution management allows the users to automatically and dynamically schedule and execute the tests in parallel on multiple devices at the SeeTest Digital Assurance Lab. Parameters for this can be pre-defined. These parallel test executions can also be triggered directly from a CI environment.
After executing tests, navigation to the reportage is fast and easy. Reports include screenshots, videos, and notes on each and every test step to ensure if the investigation is straightforward. An end-to-end view of quality and automated root cause analysis is also included.
Video Tutorials
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Step-by-step guide
With our parallel execution guide, you will be able to create a script that will execute your tests in the cloud on multiple devices simultaneously. This can be triggered manually or through your CI environment.
Running the wizard is easy. Simply right-click on your project, select ‘New’ and then ‘Other’.
Click “Cloud Parallel execution”.
Then click “Next” and select the devices in which you want to execute your tests on.
All Android or iOS devices available will be listed and can be selected.
Click “Next” after you have chosen the appropriate devices.
Finally, select the tests you wish to execute.
Click “Next” and select a filename along with the number of parallel threads to be used.
At last, click “Finish.” Your script file will now be created.
Run your test by right-clicking the test class and then clicking ‘Run as..’
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