coordination #50672
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coordination #36712: [saga] Use YaST specific framework for GUI testing
[funtional][y][epic] Use libyui-rest-api for YaST modules testing
Added by riafarov over 5 years ago.
Updated 11 months ago.
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Description
Motivation¶
As a QA engineer I want to operate on controls and assert state of the UI with scalable approach (not screen comparison based).¶
With great support of the YaST team and Ladislav in particular, we got our changes in openSUSE distributions:
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/YaST:Head/libyui-rest-api
Now it's time to use it to identify how stable it is, what are potential issues and what we need to improve.
We need to find some way to be able to run tests not only in openQA, but also locally. However, we must wrap execution results in the openQA too.
We can ignore SLE 12 for now, as most likely there will be no SP6 and we can just keep what we have for SP5.
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