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The scourge of the test context

Posted on January 26, 2019March 25, 2021 by Neil Syrett

I spend a fair amount of time reviewing automation code and frameworks and recently I’ve come to the conclusion that the testing community has a problem. We have an unhealthy obsession with test contexts! I’m not fundamentally opposed

How to: Migrate from SpecFlow to BDDfy

Posted on July 19, 2018October 16, 2018 by Neil Syrett

I’ve been using SpecFlow for many years and it has definitely been a trusty ally, but recently I’ve been getting increasingly frustrated with it. Some regular frustrations include: no IntelliSense when writing scenarios “ambiguous step definitions” errors

Failing Selenium tests – SOLVED!

Posted on July 15, 2018October 4, 2018 by Neil Syrett

Just under a year ago the team and I made the bold decision to delete our existing suite of automated browser test. The suite was your traditional web test framework – SpecFlow, Selenium WebDriver, Page Object Model.

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The scourge of the test context

How to: Migrate from SpecFlow to BDDfy

Failing Selenium tests – SOLVED!

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