This is a guest post by Matthew Heusser. Building on our previous jUnit integration article, we’ll make the tests execute as part of the CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous delivery) pipeline using examples in Java. We’ll explain the “why,” and the “what”...
The TestRail team is proud to announce the release of the TestRail CLI Tool. Sending automated test results to TestRail just got a lot easier. By parsing and uploading JUnit style test results into TestRail directly from the command line or by running the CLI as...
Organizations are striving to release features faster than ever, to meet growing customer demands, and stay relevant in the industry. The market is highly competitive and teams are looking into lean approaches to deliver high-quality products. Various agile approaches...
This is a guest post by Matthew Heusser. The goal of “traditional” testing was to make the work stable, predictable, and repeatable. If the work was defined well, it could be done by lower-skilled workers, measured, and predicted. That generally involved...
We’re excited to announce the general availability of TestRail 7.5 for TestRail Cloud and Server customers. TestRail 7.5 introduces webhooks, which give you the ability to trigger real-time notifications based on events in TestRail like saving new test cases, creating...
This is a guest post by Raj Subrameyer Organizations are striving to release high-quality products to customers faster than ever before. There is considerable pressure to stay competitive in the current market. A popular agile approach that enables this to happen is...
We’re celebrating TestRail Server customers everywhere by dropping a massive update! This release is packed with upgrades and finally brings TestRail Server into near-parity with TestRail Cloud. TestRail Server 7.4 is packed with upgrades including new interactive...
Nearly every software development team these days uses some form of automation in their test suites. Test automation significantly increases the execution speed and reliability of certain kinds of repetitive regression tests, giving teams the ability to run more tests...
Guest post by Emanuele Ciurleo As a tester, you design tests to validate the requirements for your application as understood at the time, and often, a particular version of the software at its point in the development cycle. The tests will take into account...
This is a guest post by Taryn McMillan The software development life cycle tells a story. As you move from an initial idea through to the finished product, your team is building a narrative. How you document the changes made during each phase of development has a...
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