Re:2x faster, smarter test execution with LambdaTest Test At...
by XtremeDevX on Friday June 03, 2022 @06:51AM
(#31606661)
Really happy to have been a part of the team behind the Test at Scale platform!
LambdaTest Test at Scale is an intelligent test execution platform that cleverly selects the specific tests to run based on the changes made during a specific commit! This significantly speeds up your software testing pipeline and enables software teams to achieve a high velocity!
Currently TAS supports JavaScript testing frameworks like Jasmine, Jest and Mocha. It also supports Java, with more languages and frameworks coming soon :)
Re:2x faster, smarter test execution with LambdaTest Test At...
by psych0der on Friday June 03, 2022 @01:31PM
(#31611251)
Instead of flaky test detection, TAS supports proactive flaky test management where in for every github PR, TAS will flag the flaky tests so that appropriate decision can be taken
Re:2x faster, smarter test execution with LambdaTest Test At...
by gus_massa on Friday June 03, 2022 @10:13AM
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I don't understand why the instructions ask to create an account. Does the repo in GitHub has the main logic of the optimization, or it's just a thin wrapper that calls the API in your server?
Re:2x faster, smarter test execution with LambdaTest Test At...
by psych0der on Friday June 03, 2022 @01:29PM
(#31611235)
Disclaimer: I belong to the development team behind the TAS.
The github repo is a runner which uses APIs to send test metadata to server. Account creation is required to associate and store meta data to provide test intelligence data.
LambdaTest Test at Scale is an intelligent test execution platform that cleverly selects the specific tests to run based on the changes made during a specific commit! This significantly speeds up your software testing pipeline and enables software teams to achieve a high velocity!
Currently TAS supports JavaScript testing frameworks like Jasmine, Jest and Mocha. It also supports Java, with more languages and frameworks coming soon :)
Check out their repository at https://github.com/lambdatest/test-at-scale