Champions League Test Automation – Our 11 Key Players
summary
A test automation framework built around keyword-based scripts drives three test bundles (smoke, release, weekend), automatic triggers and nightly runs, plus automated release-note collection and environment recovery; the suite reaches roughly 3000 tests nightly. Failures get rerun on 3 machines and count as real only if all three fail. Tests randomize users, languages and UI paths, use parallel real or virtual machines, store traced links to bugs, and favor small iterative gains over a one-size-fits-all framework.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:59pions League Test Automation
- 2:58Our SW test automation team
- 8:10Documentation & Traceability
- 10:51Abstraction
- 17:24Midfield: automatically triggered test runs
- 19:30Midfield: Parallel execution
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