Questions tagged [smoke-testing]

Smoke testing exercises basic functionality of a system, in order to provide some assurance that the system does not fail catastrophically.

Smoke testing exercises basic functionality of a system, in order to provide some assurance that the system does not fail catastrophically. The modern origin is that of a physical device running on electricity: switch it on, and ensure it does not start emitting smoke. Once smoke tests have passed, tests targeting specific functionality can be performed.

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Smoke test approach for AWS Lambda

I have many AWS Lambda using Java 8. We are using Blue/Green deployment for all Lambda which is having Smoke/Live aliases. We are using Jenkins to deploy aws lambda with below steps Check out: which is to checkout lambda source from git. Build &…
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What happens if a batch script crashes inside a Jenkins pipeline build?

I set up Jenkins and I now want to start some serious testing. We are developing a C program so we cannot handle every possible exception. What we want to do is to make some smoke test. We want to run our program with some artificial data that…
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Smoke test for iOS app

As we all know, there are unit test and UI test in Xcode. I'm confused about the smoke test and regression test. For now, I need to write smoke test and regression test for iOS app. How can I implement it? Does unit test contain the smoke test or is…
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React Highcharts Jest testing error: `InvalidCharacterError`

I'm running into an issue while trying to do some basic smoke testing for React components that use react-highcharts. My typical method with basic Jest yields an error: it('renders without crashing', () => { const div =…
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Is possible to run some Unit Tests as smoke tests from an .aspx?

In my project we use UnitTests (MsTest). We run them manually and in the build script. But for some environments where we deploy manually. We are in the need of having some smoke tests. At the moment I made this smoke tests "manually" (Login, create…
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Getting a specific child of a node using Xpath

I have this code here..
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How do I make behave smoke to try the last failed scenario first?

py.test has a wonderful feature called --failed-first which tells it to run the tests that failed last time before the others. This speeds up the execution process considerably. I am looking for something similar for behave smoke. Is there way to…
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Running UI based selenium smoke tests against an ever-changing UI

We are currently running smoke tests using Selenium Webdriver & JUnit against a B2C product. Since we are using Selenium, the scripts are totally dependent on the UI. Given that the product is out of a tech startup, the UI & workflows keep…
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How to make buildbot run the task by certain event?

Is there any way to configure master.cfg as to schedule a builder to be executing the code by the time the project folder or file in it has been modified(or its FileVersionInfo changed)? I know it is quite of a workaround, but i need this as to run…
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generate common tests for django

I'm developing sites on django I'm think what most problems may be found by using smoke coverage tests method. But (in most cases) write the tests to check response code is 200 for every app, every view, and every url is so bored (e.g. when you are…
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Automating smoke, functional and regression tests for Java web apps?

My understanding of a functional test is that its an integration test checking an entire, complete segment of application functionality; minus any stubs, mocks or other test doubles. For a web app this would be, perhaps, manually checking what…
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Custom non-trivial test fixture -- Do we create user stories for it?

A rather complicated library/subsystem has to be integration tested and smoke tested, and for that purpose we need to develop a non-trivial test fixture/runner. The details are not important, but assume that the test fixture we need will be…
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WPF: writing smoke tests using ViewModels

I am considering to write smoke tests for our WPF application. The question that I am faced is: should we use UI automation( or some other technology that creates a UI script), or is it good enough to use ViewModels directly (after all the…
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Why does work but doesnt?

I am trying to split up integration-tests and smoke-tests using the @Category - Annotation of JUnit and profiles. So that if I run mvn clean install -P smoke-tests only the Smoke-Tests get executed and if I run mvn clean install every test runs. The…
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MVC4: List of all urls available on the site?

We have quite a large MVC4 application and we would like to have Selenium go through every page and make sure it loads - some sort of smoke test. I can use reflection to go through the assembly, find all controllers and all actions, check if…
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