Hello,
I can not find how to create consistent tests - for example, if I want to test some functionality in a website that requires to be logged in, I want to make a few separate tests for different d\functionality because it's easier to maintenance, but I have to put login steps in each test. I want to avoid that and just do it once and every next test to start after the last one is finished.
I can not find how to create consistent tests - for example, if I want to test some functionality in a website that requires to be logged in, I want to make a few separate tests for different d\functionality because it's easier to maintenance, but I have to put login steps in each test. I want to avoid that and just do it once and every next test to start after the last one is finished.
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Hi,
Boyan Boev
Telerik
Thank you for contacting us.
This can be achieved in two ways.
1. You can create just one log in test and reuse it in every functional test as Test As Step. This feature allows you to run an existing test as a single step within another test. This can help to reuse common automated test steps in the project.
2. You can execute multiple tests in a single browser instance, you can set RecycleBrowser to True in Test List Settings to keep the browser open and reuse the same instance for each test in the list.
Let me know if this helps.
Boyan Boev
Telerik