Automated Testing Stability with Cloud Solutions
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As an automation developer, our managers always asked these questions to us: -Why automated testing failed? (is automated testing found a bug or it is failed?) - How long will you figure out the issue? - If it is an application under testing issue, then dev needs to take care of it and fix it - If it is an automation issue, we need to take care of it and fix it, then what is the ETA? - Can we release with this issue? - When the automation developer fixes the issue, it occupied the dev time or QA time and if your management team cares about this question or not? My experience is they care more about if the issue will delay the release or not. And there are tons of questions. Michelle has worked in this field for many years and she will share her answers and thoughts. It is not difficult to master the automated testing tools and programming skills but the challenge is in how you communicate with your dev and QA team. They still have a different mindset, but we need to have both.