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Michael_B
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2 years ago

TestComplete for iOS testing

Hi all,

Are there a lot of community members that use TestComplete with Appium to test web applications on iOS on a regular basis? Is that a fairly smooth process for you? It seems like detecting webview content and test responsiveness can be inconsistent at best. I have had a ticket open with the support team for a few months and have made some progress, but have not been able to provide any usable automation to our internal customers yet. Also, the documentation (Set up Appium on macOS for Testing iOS Devices | TestComplete Documentation (smartbear.com)), shows that it only supports Appium 1.22. If you have had success are you using the old version of Appium or have you tried Appium 2.0? There must be a way to optimize this for better performance, but I'm struggling so far. I'll keep working at it and if I come up with any solutions, I'll be sure to share!

Thanks for your help,

Mike

Mobile Testing
web testing

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    richie
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    5 years ago
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    Hey Behdad 

     

    I suspect you're getting this warning because somewhere else in your swagger/OpenAPI definition file there's a reference to your json object that "thinks" it is actually an array.

     

    I haven't had this particular error response in ReadyAPI!, however I've had similar in SwaggerEditor and I had to find the reference before I could fix the issue

     

    My suggestion is a bit of a chore depending on how large youre swagger/OpenAPI file is, but it's pretty much the only way to fix it as far as I'm aware.

     

    Oh - I'd ensure you're swagger/OpenAPI version you've created in Swagger is supported by ReadyAPI!  I'm on my work laptop, not on my personal laptop (where my ReadyAPI! license is), so I'm going off memory here - but I remember the version of swagger and openAPI I could launch in my version (3.4.0) is swagger versions 1 and 2 and OpenAPI v3.01, I think.  I'd double check that, just to be sure.

     

    Perhaps one of the other forum members has a better idea - but that's all I got I'm afraid!

     

    ta

     

    rich