add regression testing
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Hi
I am a developer from the TestCafe team.
I can setup CI on Travis (real Chrome and Firefox browsers) and write a number of tests.
What do you think about it?
Hi, it would be cool. How can I help ?
Need to decide what functionality should be tested.
At this moment, as I understand, we can test the following case on http://gitscrum.github.io/slims/:
- navigation between pages
- availability and correct dimentions of main elements on pages
Am I right or wrong?
Am I right or wrong?
I think so.
Need to decide what functionality should be tested.
What are the available opportunities ? Washes to be EDGE browser ? or Safari browser ? or mobile devices ? compare beetwin browser ? CI Appveyor ?
What are the available opportunities ?
Washes to be EDGE browser ? or Safari browser ? or mobile devices ? compare beetwin browser ?
CI Appveyor ?
There is a command line interface. So all CI systems are supported.
I propose to do the following:
- add integration with
appveyorci - run tests in 4 latest browsers:
IE,Edge,Chrome,Firefox
compare beetwin browser ?
supports ?
I propose to do the following:
- add integration with appveyor ci
- run tests in 4 latest browsers: IE, Edge, Chrome, Firefox
I agree.
Thanks for the links
Hi, it would be cool. How can I help ?
I need a separate gulp task that correctly build and deploy github pages locally.
Now, then I run deploy gulp task it fail with message:
Trying to use gulp-jekill and http-server modules.
You need to have locally installed ruby and jekyll pkg under ruby.
to run local server:
$ jekyll serveaccess to the site will be 127.0.0.1:9001
or would you rather separate task to do ? In this case, I will try to do it quickly but you still need to install locally ruby and jekyll
let me know about your decision.
Ok.
I am continue working on this
Do you something about it?
Perhaps due to ruby version. I have ruby 2.2.3p173 (2015-08-18 revision 51636) or jekyll (2.5.3) or pygments.rb (0.6.3)
Ok.
Now, I don't want to investigate this problem.
Can you create integration with appveryour as:
- install latest chrome and firefox version using choco
- build github pages and run jekill server
It should be a single gulp task.
When I will write tests and add appropriate code to the appveyour.yml.
Ok. I have been in Lany to abandon the jekyll would be such a convenient build system and start the server ? see
I don't know this.
Just I need a working local copy of http://gitscrum.github.io/slims/.
ok, I will take time to migrate from jekyll to another system build and deployment of the local server.
@miherlosev Hi, i created new branch milestone-0.5.1 where i migrated on new builder. You need follow contributing (to be in branch milestone-0.5.1) or:
- you need clone slims
- checkout milestone-0.5.1
- npm install
- npm run dev
should open a browser with the address localhost:3000 where you will see the start page
@miherlosev If easier I can merge with the master and to endure the task in a separate issue ?
Merge with master, please.
@miherlosev done
Tomorrow I will work on this