Nishi Grover Garg
Evangelist & Head of Trainings
Sahi Pro
location_on India
Member since 3 years
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Nishi is a corporate trainer, an agile enthusiast and a tester at heart! With 11+ years of industry experience, she currently works with Sahi Pro software as an Evangelist and Trainings Head. She is passionate about training, organising testing community events and meetups, and has been a speaker at numerous testing events and conferences. Nishi is also a writer on technical topics of interest in the industry and has numerous articles published at numerous popular forums and her own blog https://testwithnishi.com/ where she writes about the latest topics in Agile and Testing domains.
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The What, When and How of Test Automation
45 Mins
Talk
Beginner
With frequent time boxed releases and flexible requirements in agile teams, test automation faces numerous challenges. The most frequent issues being too much to automate and never enough time, automation lagging behind, flaky scripts that need too much maintenance and lack of skill, time & resources. Haven’t we all asked what to automate and how to go about the daily tasks with the automation cloud looming over our heads. Here we’ll discuss answers to some of these questions and try to outline a number of approaches that agile teams can take in their selection of what to automate, how to go about their automation and whom to involve, and when to schedule these tasks so that the releases are debt free and of best quality.
What to Automate –> Regression averse approach | Selective approach | Sanity Automation | Max automation approach
When to Automate –> End-of-Release | Sprint n-1 approach | Continuous automation
How to Automate –> All hands approach | Shared Automation expert | Code-averse tool
Understanding these possibilities, you can pick the right combination to form your own test automation strategies. Let us have a look at an integration of these possibilities, the possible combinations and what may or may not work!
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