- Lessons
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Lesson 01 - Possibilities to Fix Broken Test Cases after an SuT Change 00:02
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Lesson 02 - Introduction to Tosca's Self-Healing Feature 00:03
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Lesson 03 - Introduction to Tosca's Rescanning Modules Feature 00:03
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Lesson 04 - Comparing Self-Healing and Rescanning Modules 00:02
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Lesson 05 - Fixing Broken Test Cases using Self-Healing 00:07
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Lesson 06 - Fixing Broken Test Cases using Rescanning Modules 00:09
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Quick Reference Guide
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Summary
Fixing broken test cases after an SuT update in Tricentis Tosca
In the dynamic landscape of application development, updates may disrupt existing test cases in Tosca Commander due to changes in element identifiers. Tosca provides two features for swift and efficient test maintenance: Self-Healing and Rescanning Modules. These tools allow quick fixes without redoing test cases, ensuring timely updates and efficient testing.
By the end of this Online Course, you will be able to:
- Understand the different characteristics of Self-Healing and Rescanning Modules
- Explain a use case for Self-Healing and describe the working of Self-Healing within your Tosca Commander
- Explain a use case for Rescanning Modules and describe the working of Rescanning Modules within your Tosca Commander
Basic understanding of Tricentis Tosca
Tricentis Tosca Fundamentals − Automating web application testing (AS1)
Access to and valid license for Tricentis Tosca
This content was developed using Tosca 2023.1. You may notice some minor UI differences between your installed version and the learning materials.