If your .NET solution has more than one test project, each dotnet test run produces its own code coverage file. GitHub Actions doesn’t combine them for you. And unlike Azure…
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Most .NET solutions have more than one test project, including unit tests, integration tests, functional tests, maybe even UI tests. Each generates its own code coverage report, but Azure DevOps…
Introduced in the Legerity 0.13 release, the framework offers developers an option to get started with UI testing using dotnet new templates. These simplify the setup of your UI test…
Automated UI testing is a point of conflict amongst app developers. In a poll asking whether developers write them, over 50% struggle to do so. They’re often complicated, unmanageable, and…
It’s common in UI test automation that your test code can often respond faster than your app’s code. Wait conditions in Selenium provide the ability to simply wait for a…
You’ve built your suite of automated Selenium UI tests, and now you want to automate how they’re run. Did you know that Azure DevOps pipeline agents have everything you need…
Legerity started as a project to speed up and improve the development of UI tests with Appium for Windows applications. As changes came, I realized that what has been built…
The code structure is just as important in your UI tests as the application themselves. Legerity is a framework that speeds up the development of automated UI testing with Selenium…
The page object pattern is one of many popularized solutions for UI test automation of applications. Its appeal is driven by the ability to develop a maintainable, object-oriented structure for…
Testing at the application’s UI level is often an afterthought for most projects. These tests usually put your application under the testing of how it would be used by a…