Hi Jennifer.
Here are 3 very rudimentary examples of gherkin descriptions that have been entered into HipTest (this is not definitive… we’re just trying to get started and experiment with the tool):
3 scenarios were created to enable us to test ADX schema:
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Scenario 1:
<image004.jpg>Scenario 2:
<image006.jpg>Scenario 3:
<image008.jpg>From these 3 scenarios, HipTest has drawn out a set of 6 “action words”. These action words are where automated test routines would be created/developed. Action words are the atomic test units. Action words are completely re-usable across multiple scenarios… in fact the HipTest tool encourages this re-use. Existing action words appear in the gherkin script development UI when new scenarios are being described.
<image010.jpg>I’m happy to discuss this on today’s call. We are not far along in our experiment; our test engineer (Matt) just started last week and these first 3 scenarios are ones I wrote to just see how HipTest works. Starting this week, Matt will be developing a full set of scenarios for our automated testing and then using HipTest to launch and manage these tests… but that’s news for another day.
I hope this is helpful (and that it can be somehow placed into today’s wiki),
Derek.
Derek Ritz, P.Eng, CPHIMS-CA
ecGroup Inc.
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On Oct 2, 2017, at 9:23 AM, Derek Ritz <derek.ritz@ecgroupinc.com> wrote: