Automation Journey - episode VII | Hands On Programming

: Pilgrims Going to Mecca, Painted in 1861 (Oil on Canvas), by Leon Belly

It’s been a while since the last update on automated journey. Much can be written and not all threads have been touched, but a few points should be highlighted. Starting from scratch, we have achieved a good level of infrastructure that is able to recover on demand, fully audited, and covered by tests.

the effort put into automation covers more than eighty percent of all test scenarios that have been created for testing purposes,
test stability,
multi repo vs single-repo,
rapotowanie,
parrallel test running,
reports on demand,
infrastructutre on demand,
splitting suite into parts based on criticality,

and much more …

Personally, I believe that the greatest success in this whole process was the approach to automatize, not just automatize (activity in progress, without the indication of an end) blindly, without a clear goal and end. The results, compared to what we had at the very beginning, are really satisfactory.

The process itself, which has been described to a greater or lesser extent, was a very informative and interesting adventure.

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