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Thanks for the great work on collecting this material. There are many gems here! Chapter 18. speaks about "Manual Testing". Do you have any references on how t

by hrpnk 5y ago

Thanks for the great work on collecting this material. There are many gems here! Chapter 18. speaks about "Manual Testing". Do you have any references on how to manage test plans? These are helpful if It's not really mobile specific, but I could not find advice in the references provided and the tooling landscape looks rather grim.

gregdoesit 5y ago
Unfortunately, I don't. When I was at Uber, a team built an in-house system where people/teams could record a series of steps, then someone else could mark them as complete or failed with comments. It worked surprisingly well for our use case (execute all sanity tests every week - throw in email reminders, integrating with the build train (to not release to the app store when a test fails), and to the alpha/beta fixing process. I am unsure what is available as off-the-shelf in terms of tooling though.
- hrpnk 5y ago
  Zephyr, Xray, TestRail are commonly used, but all of these feel clunky. Azure DevOps has some tools that looks promising, but I have no experience using these. https://sqa.stackexchange.com/questions/17562/zephyr-vs-xray-vs-testrail/17585 https://sqa.stackexchange.com/questions/17562/zephyr-vs-xray...