I’m trying to write a test with selenium in python language for a web page that manages users. In this page someone can add role for users and if a role exists while adding it, an alert raises. I don’t know if the alert is a javascript alert or an element of the web page. I want to automatically check the existence of the alert, because checking for the role in the list wastes time and has an enormous load. I tried this:
Using pytest.raises function
In Python, Java and several other selenium bindings, there is a very convenient abstraction over select->option HTML constructions, a Select class.
I have a directory that contains my Python unit tests. Each unit test module is of the form test_*.py. I am attempting to make a file called all_test.py that will, you guessed it, run all files in the aforementioned test form and return the result. I have tried two methods so far; both have failed. I will show the two methods, and I hope someone out there knows how to actually do this correctly.
While writing selenium tests in Python, I got used to using Explicit Waits a lot for waiting for a page to load, or for waiting for an element to become visible, or clickable etc:
I need for testing purposes to populate few hundred email boxes with various messages, and was going to use smtplib for that. But among other things I need to be able to send messages not only TO specific mailboxes, but CC and BCC them as well. It does not look like smtplib supports CC-ing and BCC-ing while sending emails.
I have a console program written in Python. It asks the user questions using the command:
I have a script that reads a file and then completes tests based on that file however I am running into a problem because the file reloads after one hour and I cannot get the script to re-read the file after or at that point in time.
I want to do some low-resources testing and for that I need to have 90% of the free memory full.
I switched the sources to Bullseye and the upgrade went smoothly, but when I do a full-upgrade, I get: