Automation testing blog

You're not trying to avoid all injuries, just the larger ones that would cause more significant damage or leave a permanent mark.

Since the global pandemic swept the globe a few years ago, one area that has yet to recover (and continues to decline) is the quality of shipped software. 

In the event of an OS-Level issue, are you able to continue working on another device or computer?

A test case should be repeatable. There is an age-old example of how this can be done badly.

Set yourself up for success by splitting out your setup, functionality, and teardown within your test automation.

I see a variant of this question asked weekly in the r/QualityAssurance subreddit and figured it would be helpful if I summarised the pros and cons I've read for each test framework.