Modern automation frameworks greatly benefit from parallel test execution. However, it can introduce complexities when dealing with shared resources like extent reports. Running tests in parallel can lead to chaos in the results, as multiple tests might update the same report simultaneously. This blog tackles a common hurdle: how to ensure thread safety in Extent […]
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Unleashing the Power of Custom Selenium Methods: A Guide to Stream Mapping
In the ever-evolving landscape of web automation, Selenium has emerged as a powerful tool for testers and developers alike. One key aspect of Selenium’s flexibility lies in its ability to accommodate custom methods, offering a clear approach to handling complex scenarios. In this blog, we will delve into the realm of developing custom Selenium methods […]
Streamlining Web Table Manipulation with Selenium and Java Streams
In the field of web automation, Selenium is a standout tool for engaging with web applications. Efficient sorting and filtering of data are essential when working with web tables. This blog post delves into the utilization of Selenium in conjunction with Java streams to adeptly sort and filter web tables, presenting a streamlined method for […]