The Android APKs built with the out-of-the-box ‘react-native run-android’ command uses a metro bundler (either it boots up a new instance or re-use an already running instance..)
Issue: When we use such APKs in cloud device farms like SauceLabs or LambdaTest, the APK fails to load on the test device…
As the luck(or as I like to term as the uncertain) would have it, here I was automating REST APIs for our product’s slack app, expecting a well-deserved break from the web page & mobile object identifiers, the web drivers, and all that, for about a good 5 years; there…
Sharing a Tech Talk I had with Bug Raptors recently on Test Automation, Enhancing Productivity at Work, and Upskilling
Cheers!
One of the advantages of having a Mobile app built as a package of an embedded website is that we can treat individual pages as web pages opened on a browser’s window. Session management will be done by the underlying mobile platform just like how a browser would do
Let’s…
The first thing I noticed about opening deep links in my product documentation was to use an ADB command to open the deeplink and for iOS open a Safari instance on your Device/ emulator and type in the deeplink in the address and press Enter.
As a career-long test automation…
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Please check it out..
My medium post on this topic is https://sandeepqaops.medium.com/performance-testing-ios-apps-with-appium-and-xcode-instruments-7db93acb793f
Cheers,
Sandeep
Appium comes with an in-built integration to XCode Instruments when it comes to measuring the iOS App’s performance in a real device or a Simulator. Due to few limitations, not all stats are available for recording in a Simulator. …
So here we are with Part 1 of the Android Performance Testing Series where we will discuss System Performance on the Mobile Device/ Simulator. In the next Part, we will discuss the UI performance, specifically the GPU performance/ Frames per second (FPS).
Let’s dive straight to the code/ TLDR:
#!/bin/sh
adb…
