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As we can import a script from selenium IDE, it would be useful if we also can export a script in Selenium format.
This will improve the maintainability and portability, since at now If we need to maintain the script, there are two ways:
Edit the selenium script and import it again: However, in doing so, we lose the test parameters on Cerberus. A potential solution could be the ability to import and override only the script part of the test?!?!
Edit the test inside Cerberus testing: But in this way, we lose the recording feature of Selenium IDE. We also introduce a sort of “vendor lock-in”, since a Cerberus test couldn’t be used in another tool as a Selenium test can. This may discourage some users in using cerberus.
I think that with this new feature, Cerberus testing will be suitable as a scheduler and execution tool also for those who are using Selenium in production and just want a nice framework to execute the script.
I'm sorry for my bad english, I mope that the meaning of the post is clear
I wish you an happy new year
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As we can import a script from selenium IDE, it would be useful if we also can export a script in Selenium format.
This will improve the maintainability and portability, since at now If we need to maintain the script, there are two ways:
I think that with this new feature, Cerberus testing will be suitable as a scheduler and execution tool also for those who are using Selenium in production and just want a nice framework to execute the script.
I'm sorry for my bad english, I mope that the meaning of the post is clear
I wish you an happy new year
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: