Thanks a ton Prashanth! Three questions 1. When using Appium to automate iOS, is Appium utilizing this same XCUITTEST library? 2. Does all the test cases start from launching the app? We cant directly launch and test some specific page right? 3. When the final app is release are all these test cases bundled with the app?
1. Yes. Appium is a layer atop the native frameworks. 2. Typically, yes. If you work with your development team they could potentially provide you hooks to various screens and states in the app, which you can get to by providing launchArguments, but in my experience this is difficult to get done. If you application is complex you can write a sort of launch helper that will perform all the steps to get to various states. It will be slow, but is reusable. 3. No, these live within their own project target.
This video was really helpful, Thank you Prashant!!
Hi Prashant its one of the useful video keep doing more videos
awesome explanation
Thanks for these videos . And Can you make a video on XCTest HTML reports
Good one, thanks
Thanks a ton Prashanth!
Three questions
1. When using Appium to automate iOS, is Appium utilizing this same XCUITTEST library?
2. Does all the test cases start from launching the app? We cant directly launch and test some specific page right?
3. When the final app is release are all these test cases bundled with the app?
1. Yes. Appium is a layer atop the native frameworks.
2. Typically, yes. If you work with your development team they could potentially provide you hooks to various screens and states in the app, which you can get to by providing launchArguments, but in my experience this is difficult to get done. If you application is complex you can write a sort of launch helper that will perform all the steps to get to various states. It will be slow, but is reusable.
3. No, these live within their own project target.
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