We're looking to ramp up our automated testing and use one interface to manage both automated and manual tests. When either kind of test is performed, it needs to be done in different browsers. So, when a test passes in one browser, it could fail in another. What tools are good for both of these requirements?
I've built this kind of system before for more than one company. What you want to build is a continuous integration system (and this is what my company specializes in). This allows you to trigger tests each time a developer submits code. The test you describe would fire up several environments in parallel (i.e. one for each browser) and you would get high level status reports about test coverage and success.
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Answered 9 years ago
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