Sauce Labs Masterclass: Advanced Test Automation

Use a web driver factory to create a remote web driver, enabling tests to find elements, take screenshots, and navigate on Source Labs Cloud with capabilities and a command timeout.

Learn how to configure desired capabilities for Selenium grid on Source Labs, specifying browser name, platform, and version, and use the Source Labs platform configure later tool to generate code.

Learn how to locate your Sauce Labs account info, store your username and access key in environmental variables, and pass them into test capabilities to run sessions on Sauce Labs.

Run three tests in the source labs interface to observe concurrent versus consecutive execution, monitor the dashboard, and track pass/fail outcomes in the automated tab.

analyze tests in sauce labs by live debugging in the virtual machine, setting breakpoints, pausing tests, and interacting with the browser via watch tab and developer tools.

Learn how to configure Sauce Labs timeouts for robust test automation by adjusting maximum test duration, command timeouts, and idle timeouts to optimize debugging and reduce brittle tests.

Reinforce your Sauce Labs foundation by building two remote driver tests from scratch—Chrome on Windows 8.1 and Chrome 48 on Linux—using notes and the lecture to configure a new driver.

Tackle the sauce concepts quiz by configuring capabilities, including screen resolution, and running tests with a remote web driver on source labs, then review metadata and the dashboard.

Learn to run tests in parallel in source labs by structuring parallel test classes, fixtures, and a category decorator, with a parallel source example and shared page objects.

Learn to run tests in parallel in the source labs cloud by applying a class-level parallelizable decorator, enabling parallel classes while keeping methods sequential, with up to six concurrent sessions.

Learn how to set level of parallelism in Sauce Labs Masterclass to run more tests concurrently, using multiple test classes to achieve up to six concurrent sessions on Source Labs.

Explains cross browser data driven testing with source labs, using a base test class and an advanced source tests class to enable configurable drivers via constructors and test fixtures.

Execute data-driven cross browser testing in Sauce Labs by leveraging a test fixture attribute to pass browser, version, device name, and orientation, enabling parallel iterations across configurations.

Configure and run mobile automation in Sauce Labs using emulators for Android and iOS, explore cross-browser testing challenges, and learn how to set device name and orientation.

Learn to enhance sauce labs metadata by setting a meaningful test case name and status, and log descriptive test steps through the source configuration and source labs integration.

Explore Sauce Labs test insights analytics to identify cross-browser and operating-system flakes and pinpoint flaky tests. Drill into configurations and test executions to improve automated functional tests across your enterprise.

Explore sauce analytics trends to monitor test automation performance and identify flakiness vs real bugs. Use filters, tags, and date ranges to track pass rates, test counts, and long-term trends.