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Re: Community Day 2021 - Integrating OS X in the TestComplete Testing Process
Hi, Marsha_R, this is a great question! There are some mistakes which I made in the past and learned to avoid: * always plan your tests (see Plan Your Test and Planning test) * don't depend on virtual machines (simulators) with Android or iOS. Always execute tests on physical devices (you will not have such issues with BitBar because there are real devices there) * check the mobile application with different parameters of the environment (for example slow or non-existing Internet)2.6KViews2likes0CommentsRe: Community Day 2021 - Scalable Web Tests
Thank you for the question! Yes, it's possible to run web tests in a headless web browser on a local machine. The complete instruction is here. You can also connect to a remote computer via Microsoft Remote Desktop, run your tests here, and then close the Remote Desktop window following this instruction.3.3KViews3likes0CommentsRe: Community Day 2021 - Integrating OS X in the TestComplete Testing Process
Hello Alex, thank you for the question! No, bundleId is not specific to TestComplete. The bundleId is one of Appium desired capabilities. You can read about it here (see the "iOS Only" section). Also we speak about it in BitBar documentation (see the "BitBar desired capabilities" section). And we mention it in TestComplete Documentation (see the "Prerequisites for iOS applications" section). For your iOS application you can get bundleId from the Xcode project: select your target switch to Singing & Capabilities copy the value from the Bundle Identifier field2.7KViews5likes1Comment