Selenium 4 was released last year with new features and improvements. Being a selenium user it is high time to adapt to writing our automated tests in selenium 4 way. Here are some key questions we can ask before migrating selenium 3 tests to selenium 4.
- What does it take to migrate automated tests written using selenium 3 to selenium 4?
- Is it simple enough to start with when we have lots and lots of tests written using selenium 3?
- Is there any additional prerequisite or dependencies we may need to keep in mind?
- What are the challenges, errors and deprecation messages we may come across?
Migrating tests is a painful and time consuming process if not planned well. Thanks to the flexible architecture of selenium and detailed documentations, the process is actually simple if you are using any one of the officially supported client language language binding. In this presentation we are going to walk you all through the entire process of migrating selenium tests from 3 to 4 with key focus on the changes and new implementations.