To automate tests, you can make use of a test environment. It is possible to make it by yourself. But why should you?
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• pytest
• python

Our test output data contains several long output files with very long lines. If the test fails it is hard to see where to see the problem in that line.
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• diff
• test-data

In a previous post we did created some tests with hypothesis to generate input date for us. In that post, there was a validation class to validate the password.
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• api
• python

There is a new feature on our system. We receive from a third party a file. My tests create such a file.
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• java
• ssh

Chrome has a headless option. In that case chrome launches without an interface. There is an other way to do web automation in java with no browser.
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• api
• java

What if you do not need to figure out what test data you have to put into your tests? That sounds like something impossible?
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• automation
• hypothesis
• property-based-testing
• python

Some years ago, I was part of a small team in a big company. This company had locations all over the world.
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• ministry-of-testing

Testing API’s in python is not difficult. We only need a library that can call a web service to test a REST API.
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• api
• python

I recently created some cucumber tests to test a mapper module in our system. The tests converts data from an input data structure to another data structure.
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• java

I have 2 passions, so let’s combine them. In the Slack channel The Bloggers Club of Ministry of Testing there was a call to make a blog post with topic: Testing is like.
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• ministry-of-testing
• music