Diving into the world of testing with TestNG? The XML configuration file is your roadmap. This powerful tool not only organizes your tests but also offers unparalleled flexibility in execution. Whether you’re grouping tests, setting priorities, or integrating with CI/CD pipelines, the TestNG XML configuration is the linchpin. Let’s embark on a journey to harness … Read more
If you’re working with TestNG, you’ve probably heard about listeners. These are tools that can step in during your test runs and tweak the default behavior. Simply put, TestNG Listeners let you decide what to do when a test starts, passes, fails, or gets skipped. Think of it like having a backstage crew for your … Read more
In the Java world, testing frameworks play a crucial role in keeping code functional and reliable. They’re the quiet champions that ensure everything runs smoothly. Two of the most popular names in testing? JUnit and TestNG. But how do they compare? Let’s take a closer look at how these frameworks stack up. Feature JUnit TestNG … Read more
TestNG is a powerful Java testing framework inspired by JUnit. It offers advanced features, especially for integration testing. One standout feature is the DataProvider, a vital tool for testers and developers. What Are DataProviders in TestNG? DataProviders simplify data-driven testing, which runs test cases with multiple data sets. Instead of writing separate methods for each … Read more
In software development, code coverage refers to the percentage of code that is covered by automated tests. Code coverage is a critical metric for determining the effectiveness of your testing strategy. SonarQube is a popular open-source platform for continuous code quality inspection that can help you keep track of your code coverage. In this blog … Read more