Suppose you wanna test certain webapp functionalities using selenium based automation. And the most basic test we wanna write is for the login/logout functionalities where logout test would be dependent on login. In case we want to test such kind of dependent functionalities and want to write separate tests for them, do you think @Order is something we shouldn't be using and rather write a single test for both login/logout test? Coz even though junit is mostly used for writing unit tests, I feel these annotations like @Order has been introduced to support Functional, Integration type of tests in junit 5. So, which framework would you recommend for writing functional/integration tests, junit 5 or TestNG?
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Suppose you wanna test certain webapp functionalities using selenium based automation. And the most basic test we wanna write is for the login/logout functionalities where logout test would be dependent on login. In case we want to test such kind of dependent functionalities and want to write separate tests for them, do you think @Order is something we shouldn't be using and rather write a single test for both login/logout test?
Coz even though junit is mostly used for writing unit tests, I feel these annotations like @Order has been introduced to support Functional, Integration type of tests in junit 5. So, which framework would you recommend for writing functional/integration tests, junit 5 or TestNG?
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The videos are good but if we get a complete tutorial for free it will be really helpful from basic to pro even theory part will do, and for application part, you can give 'n' no.of questions to solve.
My Favorite Programming trainer/teacher. Thank you so much!