Cucumber After hooks execution order
Hello, I'm working on a project in which we're utilising Ruby/Watir with Cucumber and we have a hooks file in which we've defined numerous After hooks in our framework. Now the problem is that there is no execution order set for the after hooks, so the privilege an After hook is taking before all the after hooks is making Bearer token and another after hook code is unable to perform the task it is supposed to do, is there any way to setup the execution order for after hooks like after(option=1) and after(option=0), I saw this options in Java but it does not support in Ruby, thank you.August 2021 | TestComplete Community News
Hi TestComplete Community, Welcome to our monthly news digest for August – let’s start! INSIDE TESTCOMPLETE As promised, we’d like to introduce two more members of the TestComplete Team! This time around, we invited the very people who write the TestComplete documentation. We pride ourselves on how thorough and well-written the help articles are for this product, and we’re excited to introduce Julia Klimenkova, Senior Technical Writer, and Alina Blohova, Technical Writer. We spoke about the challenges the team faces when dealing with feature-packed TestComplete releases (especially now, when the tool is released monthly), touched upon their favorite help topics, and more. Watch the video and feel free to say ‘hi’ to Julia and Alina in the comments! WATCH THE INTERVIEW>> Find more Inside TestComplete interviews under the TestCompleteTeam label. SMARTBEAR ACADEMY For us, it’s important that each community member has access to all free educational resources for TestComplete. If you haven’t enrolled in the TestComplete learning courses in the SmartBear Academy yet, you can do it right now – here's the list of all free courses for TestComplete. You’re not just getting profound knowledge about the tool, but gaining authority points in the TestComplete Community as well! We assign an Academy Certified badge to all community members who get certificates after successfully completing courses. Let’s congratulate everyone who passed exams for TestComplete courses last month: Sulochana12,satishmatere,smithrob,jaredcscott,HarryJ,koram,PRajeswari,QAxians,Sandhiya,kentcamp,leon1208,RogerKittelson,Jacy,slecault,KristinaA,sambumca Congratulations! Make sure to share your certificates on LinkedIn and Twitter with a #SmartBear hashtag – let everyone know about your success! BIG SMARTBEAR COMMUNITY SITE UPDATE Take a look around at the new community page updates. We’ve implemented some changes that we hope will enhance your overall SmartBear Community experience! When you read conversations, ask questions, give Kudos, share your knowledge – we know it matters. Each activity is extremely important for the SmartBear Community, so we’ve done our best to make it better. Here are some improvements: - A new light main menu with quick navigation across product communities and quick access to the “Ask a Question” button - A new design of topic pages to help you concentrate on creating your topic - A decreased number of options in the topic and post menus, with only the most important ones left - Labels to replace the tag functionality. Please make sure you select the needed label when submitting a question – this is how we categorize topics Have a question? Let us know! TOP COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTORS Last month, we announced the quarterly TestComplete Community Leaders. These are the members who proved the most active and helpful on the forums. Any one of you can become a Community Leader in Q3: just participate in discussions, share solutions, and create useful technical content! Being a Community Leader isn’t just a fancy community rank – it has a lot of benefits. Learn more about it from this article: 3 Simple Steps to Become a TestComplete Community Leader. As for now, please join me in congratulating the following community members who showed the most activity last month: Marsha_R,A_Roskoshnyi,AlexKaras,hkim5,mattb,MarkSchofer,Lee_M Most discussed topics The TestComplete Community had some great tool- and industry-related discussions last month. Big thanks to all participants – you’re enriching the community with your knowledge and experience daily! Check out July’s biggest discussions: -Read entries in browser console -ListView - GetCell() method - Data generator question -Login object cannot be found anymore - Why Would A script Record Differently That’s all for the August TestComplete news digest! Leave your comments below to let us know about your personal highlights in the TestComplete Community. Have a wonderful August!July 2021 | ReadyAPI Community News
Hello Community! Welcome to the July TestComplete News. July is a great month – it’s time to sum up the quarter results and think about great stuff to do in the second part of the year! In this monthly digest, we’re happy to announce new quarterly community leaders, introduce the ReadyAPI Marketing team, share new product features, and much more. Let’s start. Q2 2021COMMUNITYLEADERS As usual, each quarter begins with choosing new community leaders – members who contributed the most to the community within the quarter by giving replies and getting kudos. Please meet the new Q2 2021 Community Leaders: Leaders in the ReadyAPI and SoapUI OS communities: nmrao,richie,HimanshuTayal Leaders in the TestComplete community:@Marsha_R,@AlexKaras First-time leader in the Zephyr Scale community:@MisterB Congratulations, gang! You ROCK! In addition to respect of the entire SmartBear Community, we’re happy to reward you with a $50 gift card. Want to be a leader next quarter? Read the 3 Simple Steps to Become a ReadyAPI Community Leader to learn how to earn this community status. INSIDEREADYAPI- Marketing Team Each month, we introduce ReadyAPI team members to our lovely customers so you can learn much more about us and the thought process behind the tool. This month, we’re talking with Phil Voulgaris, the ReadyAPI Marketing Lead. Watch the new interview to learn more about Phil and how the team works. If you have any questions to Phil, please post them in comments. >> Watch the interview with Phil Voulgaris Find more Inside ReadyAPI interviews, look under the ReadyAPITeam tag. PRODUCT UPDATEs Get the new ReadyAPI version – 3.9 – to access these new great features: REST support in the API Connection test step Smart Assertion And others Read the What's New In ReadyAPI article to learn about these and other upgrades. Download it now: If you’re a licensed user, get the latest version at the ReadyAPI Downloads Center. (And if you’re interested in giving ReadyAPI a shot, request a free 14-day trial). SMARTBEAR ACADEMY We recently made some major upgrades to the SmartBear Academy – this is a great, free learning resource where you can learn the products and improve your knowledge. Enroll in any courses you like, learn something new, and return to the SmartBear Community to share your new knowledge! You can even earn some more Kudos! Enroll in the ReadyAPI courses in the SmartBear Academy MOST DISCUSSED TOPICS Last month, there were so many great discussions. Here are only a few of them – but if anything piques your curiosity, please add your comments: ${projectDir} doesn't resolve correctly How to connect jdbc to an Excel file to fetch data and compare it with XPath match in ReadyAPI Groovy script to run a Teststep doesn't fail when the test Step fails How to get request body using a groovy script in ReadyAPI Newbie Question: Naming standards in ReadyAPI How to enable/disable multiple assertions in a test Suite via groovy script SQL Datasource Prepared Properties using a Property that is a comma separated list That’s all for a month! Got a question? Have a comment? Please feel free to let us know! /SmartBear Community TeamNew Community Feature - Reply by Email
Hi SmartBear Community! Our Team is constantly working to bringing you the best community experience, here's a great improvement we implemented recently - you can reply to the community posts straight from the email notification. For example, if you post a question and someone replies in the thread you've created, by default, you will receive an email from the Community notifying you of the answer you received. This email will contain the following options: If you click the 'Reply' link and type a message, it will be posted to the Community as soon as you hit 'Send'. You can give Kudos/accept replies as Solutions right from the email as well. Note: It's important to click the link shown in the screenshot above, in the body of the email. Just clicking the 'Reply' or 'Reply All' button in your email app won't post anything to the Community. I hope you will find this feature useful! Stay tuned for more great enhancements. Let us know if you like this feature in the comments below.March 2021 | ReadyAPI Community News
Hello Community, Welcome to the monthly community news. As usual, expect to get the most exciting and interesting news from the ReadyAPI Community. If you have any suggestions or questions about the news, please feel free to post comments here. Now on to the February ReadyAPI Community News: [VIDEO] MEET THE TEAM I’m sure you want to know more about ReadyAPI! I have great news😀 Starting this month, we are launching a series of interviews with the ReadyAPI SmartBear Team – you will learn more about the people who make decisions around the product, how ReadyAPI is developed and tested, and much more! Today, meet the ReadyAPI Product Owner – Temil Sanchez. (You can find him in the community as TSanchez_1) Temil has been working at SmartBear for 8 years! He has great knowledge in the API world that he is ready to share with you. >> Watch the interview with Temil Sanchez Make sure to leave any questions for Temil in the post. ReadyAPI Top Contributors We’re already closing in on quarter-end, which is when we announce the new quarterly Community Leaders. All of you still have a chance to earn this elite status! All you need to do is to participate in the ReadyAPI Community by adding valuable posts that receive Kudos. That being said, let’s meet the top contributors of the previous month – team, you rock! Thanks a lot for your great contributions. richie,HimanshuTayal,ChrisAdams,Arunachalam_RM,PrathapR PRODUCT UPDATES In February, we released ReadyAPI 3.6. It includes various features, like: A new Endpoints & Environments dialog that extends the functionality of the previous Environments dialog An improved Assertions tab A new, improved way to manage APIs in a project Much more Read the What's New in ReadyAPI 3.6article to learn about these and other improvements. Download it now: If you’re a licensed user, get the latest version at the ReadyAPI Downloads Center. (And if you’re interested in giving ReadyAPI a shot, request a free 14-day trial). Academy Certified The SmartBear Academy provides a set of courses to help you learn ReadyAPI. Different course levels will fit the needs of learners with different skills. Review the ReadyAPI courses and enroll in the ones you like Once you complete a course, you will receive a special community badge – Academy Certified. MOST DISCUSSED TOPICS Let’s review the most popular discussions. Have something to add? Just reply to the topics you like: How to compare multiple database values with api response in single shot without groovy scripting? How to set baseline performance Using partitial value in a request Extract nested JSON response values in DataSource for JSON - how to export to file / excel? ReadyAPI - Understanding the result returned by a groovy script? How to use method defined in separate groovy script in different test suite how to run sample rest projects present in smart bear website? OAuth token value in AuthManager update form test (groovy) That’s all we’ve got for today! Please share your thoughts and suggestions, ask questions, or just say "hi" to fellow ReadyAPI Community members by using the comments below. /SmartBear Community TeamMarch 2021 | TestComplete Community News
Hello TestComplete Community! We are glad you liked the first edition of TestComplete Community News, so here's the second issue! Our monthly digest covers community life, product updates, and more. Let's jump right into it! Community Leader Interview We’d like to introduce one of our 'freshmen' Community Leaders – Thomas Phillips. His community username is tphillips, and he’s been very active on the forums helping fellow TestComplete users. Check out our interview with him to learn more about his background, his TestComplete learning curve advice, and which features of the tool he uses the most. WATCH THE INTERVIEW >> top Contributors The TestComplete Community never sleeps! Community members are located all over the globe – no such things as time zones here. Thousands of people visit weekly to ask questions, share use cases, and help others find solutions. Let's see whose efforts stood out in February. When you think a post is good – give it Kudos! This is how other members will know it contains valuable information. Our top Kudoed members for February are: AlexKaras, Marsha_R, BenoitB, tphillips, hkim5 Who is willing to compete with them in March?😊 Product Updates Our update game is strong, and we are happy to announce TestComplete 14.74. The highlights of this release include: Mobile testing in device clouds (like BitBar) Orchestrating parallel test runs of your cross-platform web tests visually, straight from the Execution Plan editor of your project SAP support And much more! Readaboutmoreimprovements here:What's New in TestComplete 14.74. If you have amaintenance subscription,go here toupdate to TestComplete 14.74. If you’re interestedinTestCompletebut don’t have it,request a free30-day trial. New techcorner articles There’s an easy way to learn about new helpful materials. We keep all technical articles, use cases, script samples, and other stuff for TestComplete under the TechCorner tag. Subscribe to the tag to get notified about all new TechCorner posts! Last months, the two articles were added to TestComplete TechCorner: -TestComplete integration with Gitlab (or in theory any CICD)by hkim5 -Advanced search object for complex modelby BenoitB Thank you for adding more great content to this Community! Most Discussed Topics A lot of quality technical talk happened in the forums this month. The TestComplete Community is a great place to talk to peers about your use cases. Take a look at the most discussed topics for February: TestComplete + Chromium based Edge browser support Converting an old project to CSS/XPATH Capturing the Command Line of a Process running in the Task Manager TestComplete license - Desktop module Measure the time it takes for a button to become enabled Academy Certified If you pass an exam successfully and get a certificate, you receive a special badge in the SmartBear Community! Let’s congratulate those who successfully passed TestComplete exams last month and got the Academy Certified badges: claudiaborgesThomasCasserlyEdgar Congratulations! That’s all for this newsletter! Thanks everyone for your active participation in TestComplete Community life! You are the people who make this community so supportive and awesome. /SmartBear Community TeamCucumber Community Newsletter #2: BDD in 30 seconds: a graphic Q&A, Meet a Cucumber user
Hi! We're happy tobring you interviews, articles, and tech challenges related to Cucumber, open source, and BDD (with a few intriguing links picked up on our forays ‘round the web). In this issue, we offer: State of the Cucumber BDD in 30 seconds: agraphic Q&A Meet a Cucumber User: Developer advocate Helen Scott talks about the joys of the open source community andher contribution to a public repo somewhere in the Arctic. Fun and useful links: 16 tech blogswritten by women, 13 suggestions to reduce fatigue, and 1 Russian winter indie sandbox game State of the Cucumber SmartBear is committed to investing in Cucumber Open Source, and we’re thrilled to announce that a full-time developer joined the team earlier this week. Please pop over to theCucumber community Slackand say hello to Aurélien Reeves (@Aurélien Reeves) - and while you’re there, why not check out some of our help and committers' channels? We’ve released two new chapters of Cucumber School - chapter 3 in JavaScript, and chapters 3 and 4 in SpecFlow. You can catch up - or sign up - athttps://school.cucumber.io/ And Cucumber.js 7.7.0 is out! Aslakwants to tell you all about it! BDD in 30 seconds Meet a Cucumber user:Helen Scott Helen Scottis a Java Developer Advocate at JetBrains. She has over 20 years’ experience in the software industry and has been a developer, technical writer, and product owner. How does Cucumber improve your life? My interaction with Cucumber began with Hacktoberfest, thanks to the wonderful help and support ofMarit van Dijk. She pointed me at the issues and helped me understand the process. I updated some documentation and fixed a couple of (front-end!) bugs. The people and community are how Cucumber improves my life. What do you enjoy most about the open source community? I've learned a lot about the process of forking, branching, and rebasing the fork, but more importantly I've met some amazing people who are passionate not only about the work they do, but giving new contributors a great experience. I've learned how willing people are to explain and help you on that journey, and seen a glimpse of the value the open source community brings to software. You don't necessarily need to use the project you're committing to - you just need to use your skills. What do you like most about your role at JetBrains? Do you have any advice for people who might be thinking about changing career paths? As a Technical Writer, I thrived on creation and communication. An internal role change to Product Owner made me realise I also loved strategic aspects, but I missed content creation and working with the whole development department. A few months into the pandemic, I decided it was time to try something new, and ended up at JetBrains as a Developer Advocate, a role I absolutely love. I learn the products and create helpful content. I love listening to how our products are used and learning more about the developer experience as a whole. I also give presentations (from my house) to the community and in turn, learn more about them and what they need. This helps me understand how best I can serve the community with the products I advocate for. If you're looking to change into a career such as developer advocacy, my advice would be to create content and see if you enjoy it. Also, engaging with the community you want to work with is important. Ultimately, believe in yourself, apply for that job even if you don't have every single thing on the job spec, and look for the things that make you happy. It's easy to forget how high the barriers to entry can be for people who are new to programming. Something that appears trivial to someone who’s been doing it a long time may cause a new programmer to stumble and give up altogether. I want to help developers have a better experience, not least because I understand how frustrating it is. OnGitHub, you show “Arctic Code Vault Contributor” as a highlight. How can someone earn this cool-sounding accolade? Apparently it's because I contributed toa public repothat’s stashed somewhere super cold in the Arctic.This JSRhas not (yet) made it into the Java specification, but my contribution is why I have the badge! Whilst badges are fun, they don't tell the whole story (case in point)! I would focus on doing what you enjoy. I'm just as happy with my little green commit squares on GitHub. Thanks, Helen! Fun and useful links 16 blogs: Edidiong Asikpo’s compilation ofgreat tech blogs written by women (and why you should read them) 13 tips: The CIO of Net Health Remote offers advice on how to sidestep work exhaustion:13 tips to reduce fatigue 1 long winter: Looking for an indie sandbox game in which you’re cooped up in a post-Soviet era apartment? No plot, no goals, but if you turn on the radio there’s original music?It’s Winter.SwaggerHub Wins 2021 DEVIES Award
Hi Community, I want to share with your exciting news! SmartBearis the winner of a2021DEVIES Awardbeing presented during the all-virtualDeveloperWeek 2021,taking placeon February 17-19, 2021 whereSwaggerHubearned the award forexcellence as an API development tool. Isn't it great?I want to congratulate all of you and The SwaggerHub team for this incredible award! Please read our press release for more information.
