As Alex Sorokin kindly pointed out to me on Slack, we have Appium UI
automation already existing for the contacts [1] and camera [2]
plugins. Our CI system also executes on this to automate the UI
end-to-end and guard against further errors [3]. The CI tosses this
job over to Sauce Labs to do the h
I am planning on putting a proof of concept together for a few plugins, and
having something like mobile spec be able to string multiple plugins' UI
automation tests together and assert pass/failure (via its defineAutoTests
/ defineManualTests-like functions).
I'll post more when I have something
I was the other way around, I got Appium working easily, but I was never
able to make calabash work in iOS because it always failed to instrument my
app.
Both worked fine for Android though.
2016-12-07 12:48 GMT+01:00 Trevor Brindle :
> As little market share as windows has, it's hard to say how
As little market share as windows has, it's hard to say how much effort
should be dedicated to additional testing for it. That said, if windows
testing is deemed necessary, I don't think we have much choice.
Just keep in mind the new windows support and new iOS driver are all appium
1.6, only rele
Full disclosure: I contribute(d) to appium and worked for Sauce Labs,
so I am pretty biased ;)
Calabash, unfortunately, is iOS and Android only and does not support
Windows app, whereas Appium does via WinAppDriver [1].
I agree that appium, at least earlier on, was difficult to set up.
These days
In my experience with appium, it is troublesome to set up and maintain. We
may investigate other frameworks that have similar functionality. I have
had great luck with calabash.
On Tue, Dec 6, 2016 at 5:30 PM julio cesar sanchez
wrote:
> +1 to appium
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> 2016-12-05 23:33 GMT+01:00 Filip Maj
+1 to appium
2016-12-05 23:33 GMT+01:00 Filip Maj :
> Hi, it's me again!
>
> How I'd like to contribute to Cordova is to help automate the stuff
> that saves committers having to take the manual time to do themselves.
> I think a good first goal would be to help automate as much of
> platform rel
