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We have an entire set of test that is designed to make sure our app works on multiple browsers. Can I automate some tests with Alchemy and run the test cases on several different browsers?
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Mason posted about 2 months ago Best Answer
The really short answer is: yes.
The somewhat longer answer is:
In Alchemy, the entity called an Execution Package defines a group of target (browsers, devices, etc). Mappings, or "Routers", that indicate where the execution targets are located can be defined inside the execution package(s). Once configured, all this info can be imported from previous suites. Parallel execution is also supported, and may be defined in the execution package.
Lastly, since the execution package is part of the compiled suite, at runtime you have full control over which grid, and which browsers within which grid are used in the execution of the suite of tests.
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John posted about 1 month ago
Thanks, I found some documentation on execution packages and routers at https://help.alchemytesting.com. However, I was getting no results in the search until I dropped down "Authentication" and selected "Alchemy", which is weird.
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Mason posted about 2 months ago Answer
The really short answer is: yes.
The somewhat longer answer is:
In Alchemy, the entity called an Execution Package defines a group of target (browsers, devices, etc). Mappings, or "Routers", that indicate where the execution targets are located can be defined inside the execution package(s). Once configured, all this info can be imported from previous suites. Parallel execution is also supported, and may be defined in the execution package.
Lastly, since the execution package is part of the compiled suite, at runtime you have full control over which grid, and which browsers within which grid are used in the execution of the suite of tests.
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