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What is test automation?
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Create your first project
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Create and run the tests
Creating Tests
Your first test
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New test from here
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Recording clicks
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Running tests
Running the tests
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Run (locally)
Run in cloud
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Runs history
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Debug in Chrome
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Organizing tests
Naming your tests
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Running the tests

Different ways of running the tests

How to initiate test runs?

Running locally or in the cloud

  • ​locally - the test will run on your computer in Chrome browser in incognito mode
  • ​cloud - the test will run on BugBug servers on a virtual machine

The simplest way to run a test

  1. 1.
    Go to a project and click the test that you want to run
  2. 2.
    Click Run button
  3. 3.
    See the incognito Chrome browser opening and the test running
Make sure you don't have any unsaved work in other incognito windows. If you have other incognito windows open, BugBug will need to close them before running the tests. When you click "Close all windows", then all the incognito Chrome windows will be closed.
After you run the test, check the result - learn more about test statuses.

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Different ways of running the tests
How to initiate test runs?
Running locally or in the cloud
The simplest way to run a test