Sameer Arora
Senior Quality Engineer
Dunzo
location_on India
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Talking about my professional achievements, I have 5 years of experience in manual and automation testing. I am among the top 5% contributors of Selenium and top 10% contributors of Java and Appium on StackOverflow. I have expertise in web, mweb and mobile app automation, using selenium webdriver and appium. Apart from this, my expertise include performing backend and UI manual testing on web, pwa and mobile platforms. In my free time, I love reading, dancing, as well as watching & playing football. I am a firm believer of the fact that we never stop learning and continuously keep adding to our knowledge pool!
StackOverflow Profile link: https://stackoverflow.com/users/10959845/sameer-arora
LinkedIn Profile link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sameerarora1992
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Triggering alerts on Slack along with screenshots in case of test case failure
45 Mins
Demonstration
Beginner
One of the biggest limitations with most of the frameworks in selenium is that we need to wait till the end to get the final test case report. Only then we can raise the alert that a particular functionality is broken. By then, it may be too late! In addition to this, in most of the frameworks, the HTML report generated is hosted on our company's private network and we need to connect to the VPN if we are outside the office to open the report and check the related screenshots to see which test case has failed and why.
So, why not raise an alert as soon as the test case fails? And why not attach a screenshot along with that alert so that all the stakeholders can actually see what has failed in the application?
In this session, we will learn a simple yet a really useful way of sending an alert along with the failed test case screenshot by integrating slack with selenium which will help us alert all the stakeholders as soon as an automated test case fails so that everyone can react to it immediately and the damage will be minimised.
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