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wade
Hi,
I'm using Ruby's Test::Unit framework to drive some functional tests
which use Selenium to perform E2E scenarios against a web app in a
real browser. As one can easily imagine, running a large suite of
browser-based tests in serial can take ages, so I'm looking for a
practical way to parallelize these tests and run a bunch of them at a
time until they are all done.
I've looked briefly at DeepTest for Ruby, which won't cut it, as far
as I'm concerned. What I would really like come across is a solution
along the lines of the parallel execution support provided by the
TestNG framework for Java unit tests.
Any suggestions, direction, or comments regarding my approach would be
appreciated.
Thanks!
I'm using Ruby's Test::Unit framework to drive some functional tests
which use Selenium to perform E2E scenarios against a web app in a
real browser. As one can easily imagine, running a large suite of
browser-based tests in serial can take ages, so I'm looking for a
practical way to parallelize these tests and run a bunch of them at a
time until they are all done.
I've looked briefly at DeepTest for Ruby, which won't cut it, as far
as I'm concerned. What I would really like come across is a solution
along the lines of the parallel execution support provided by the
TestNG framework for Java unit tests.
Any suggestions, direction, or comments regarding my approach would be
appreciated.
Thanks!