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AutoGeneral / IridiumApplicationTesting

A&G Web Application Testing Suite
https://www.gitbook.com/book/autogeneral/iridiumapplicationtesting-gettingstartedguide/details
MIT License
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Abadonware? #127

Closed maraisr closed 4 years ago

maraisr commented 5 years ago

Hello team - has this tech been abandoned? @mcasperson are you still looking after things? Hasn't had commits since March. AG you guys still using it?

dehw commented 5 years ago

Hello @maraisr, how are you? I am using it everyday :) For new commits, please check Matthew’s fork. I remembered he updated browser drivers continuesly there. Usually Fabian helped me to merge two forks.

mcasperson commented 5 years ago

Hi @maraisr

Unfortunately I don't have any rights to the A&G branch, and I think anyone who was involved in merging back here has since quit A&G. But https://github.com/mcasperson/IridiumApplicationTesting has been updated with new drivers and fixes.

mcasperson commented 5 years ago

@maraisr You might be interested in https://octopus.com/blog/selenium/0-toc/webdriver-toc. It is Iridium rewritten for some testing we are doing at Octopus. It doesn't have as many features as Iridium, but the blog series explains all the logic behind the code.

dallasclark commented 5 years ago

A couple of A&G developers are performing a POC to integrate Iridium with Sauce Labs. Unfortunately, we can't promise an ETA on when this will be delivered.

@mcasperson / @maraisr, are there any features you'll like to see in the near future, or would like to see maintenance performed more often on drivers and general bug fixes?

DC

mcasperson commented 5 years ago

@dallasclark - The only updates that have been required have been the embedded drivers and to update the dependencies. Occasionally an update to Selenium means making a few tweaks to the code, but these changes have been minor.

I haven't added any new features for some time though.

maraisr commented 5 years ago

I've been checking out Cypress lately for our E2E's here at AutoGuru, only because Iridium looked like its future wasn't bright. Nothing compares to business writing tests, so please keep this project alive! @mcasperson I'll check out too.