Problem about manage website
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 9:56 am
Dear all member!
We've created a bunch of website tests that run on desktops supporting Chrome, IE and Firefox. The next phase is to create the same tests for IOS & Android. I'm aware that we can only create them using the rxBrowser. What I would like to know is whether I should use the existing repository or create a new repository solely for IOS & Android? In order to use the existing I would probably need to write some user code that works out what platform the tests are running in.
Just to be clear we're not planing to automate a mobile app, but the idea is to automate web testing on devices.
Having two sets of repositories could be more of a maintenance task when the underline object recognition is more or less the same? Or is it?
Please share any thoughts or experiences or even what's best practise.
Thanks!
We've created a bunch of website tests that run on desktops supporting Chrome, IE and Firefox. The next phase is to create the same tests for IOS & Android. I'm aware that we can only create them using the rxBrowser. What I would like to know is whether I should use the existing repository or create a new repository solely for IOS & Android? In order to use the existing I would probably need to write some user code that works out what platform the tests are running in.
Just to be clear we're not planing to automate a mobile app, but the idea is to automate web testing on devices.
Having two sets of repositories could be more of a maintenance task when the underline object recognition is more or less the same? Or is it?
Please share any thoughts or experiences or even what's best practise.
Thanks!