Sergey Pirogov "Test coverage myth busted"
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The document discusses test coverage and automation, highlighting key aspects such as requirements traceability, the importance of writing tests, and the benefits of minimizing regression testing. It mentions specific code examples and tools like Drill4J for backend and UI testing. The overall emphasis is on improving code quality and reducing manual testing through effective test mapping.
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Sergey Pirogov "Test coverage myth busted"
- 2. Test coverage Do you know whats makes you weak ?
- 7. @Test @JiraStory(id=”Jira-54”, manual = { @Case(“Inputted password is masked by bullets”), @Case(“Masked password can not be copied”), }) void userCanLoginWithValidCredentials(){ open(LoginPage) .enterUsername(“demo”) .enterPassword(“123”) .pressEnter() at(MainPage).userName.shouldBe(“demo”) } Trying to automate
- 9. Coverage
- 12. Untested code somewhere here
- 13. Quality gates
- 14. Write tests, love mom, believe in pipeline
- 15. Included e2e tests as quality gates
- 18. Test to code mapping
- 20. Benefits Minimize regression testing scope Reduce duplication of automated tests Reduce manual tests Collect production usage Reverse engineer impact for tests
- 21. The challenge
- 25. Drill4Js for UI and Node
- 26. Agent Agent
- 27. Demo