Apple’s XCTest is part of Xcode and is the de facto choice for writing UI tests for your iOS app. It is part of Xcode and does not require any additional dependencies to use. …

Apple’s XCTest is part of Xcode and is the de facto choice for writing UI tests for your iOS app. It is part of Xcode and does not require any additional dependencies to use. …

Inspired by a discussion on our Discord server, I’d like to walkthrough how you can create custom wait conditions in your Selenium or Appium tests. This is a helpful technique to know, as you may encounter a situation in your test where having a single expected condition is not logically…

Inspired by a discussion on our Discord server, I’d like to walkthrough how you can create custom wait conditions in your Selenium or Appium tests. This is a helpful technique to know, as you may encounter a situation in your test where having a single expected condition is not logically…

Update: We’ve created a Discord server for discussing all things related to automation testing! Join our community today 👋: Join the Tauk Discord Server! Enabling developers to efficiently diagnose, resolve, and optimize their automation tests. | 5 membersdiscord.gg Apple’s Xcode IDE provides a comprehensive graphical interface for developing, configuring, and running XCTests. However, in order to tests from a remote server (such as a CI/CD server), you won’t have…

For a native iOS project, XCTest is the de facto framework used for writing tests for your app. It is part of Xcode and does not require any additional dependencies to use. XCTest is also the name of the base class for creating and executing Unit and UI Tests. To…

Unexpected system alerts can interrupt your test from interacting with UI elements, causing failures to occur. Here are some scenarios to consider: A Background Operation Failed The app under test presents an alert using `UIAlertController` because a background task failed.

Creating Swift packages makes it easier for you to maintain and share your own dependencies. Xcode has built-in support for the Swift Package Manager, allowing you to easily distribute packages through GitHub and import them in your projects. …

Modern iOS apps have to contend with a complex interplay of rendering responsive layouts for users to interact with, while handling concurrency for operations like consuming REST APIs or persisting data. It begs the question, as a developer how do you prevent app source code changes from unintentionally breaking user…