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  • AUTOMATION

    One More Technique to Avoid Timeouts as Fix of Flaky Tests

    Andrey Enin offers useful advice on reducing web UI test flakiness by waiting for API calls to complete before taking action in the test.

    Moreover, Irfan Mujagić describes Handling Caching in Automation Testing that can help with cleaning state before running consequent tests.

    Issue 252 • Jan 3rd 2025 • Permalink

  • AUTOMATION

    How to make your GUI test automation less flaky and brittle

    And if you're hungry for more test automation improvement tips, here comes Kevin Tuck with a solid piece of advice on making your UI tests more stable.

    Issue 37 • Sep 18th 2020 • Permalink

  • AUTOMATION

    Test Flakiness — One of the main challenges of automated testing

    Here's a good read from George Pirocanac on where test flakiness comes from in distributed services and what the potential remedy is. I'm looking forward to reading the next part on how to overcome those challenges.

    Issue 50 • Dec 18th 2020 • Permalink

  • TOOLS

    Mastering the Art of Detecting and Handling Flaky Tests in Playwright

    Facing unstable Playwright tests? Luc Gagan wrote a super detailed guide with many examples and scenarios on how to analyse, find, and fix them.

    It may also help to Test multiple environments locally in Playwright with .env file, as Thara Perera suggests.

    And once you have that steady pipeline, Pirasanth Jesugeevegan shows how to Create a Jira issue when a test run fails using Playwright.

    Issue 177 • Jul 17th 2023 • Permalink

  • AUTOMATION

    What causes end-to-end flakiness and how to address it

    Flakiness is a common problem in test automation. Marcin Wosinek explains where it comes from and how you can improve it in your projects.

    Furthermore, Jérémie Fleurant shares insights into How I Managed to Leave My E2E Tests for Months and Find Them All Green.

    Finally, you may also want to Use your own click() method to make your test automation more robust and reliable.

    Issue 163 • Apr 7th 2023 • Permalink

  • AUTOMATION

    From Fragile to Agile: Automating the fight against Flaky Tests @ Reddit

    Curious how Reddit tackled its flaky tests? Kudos to Abinodh Thomas for sharing this comprehensive overview.

    Issue 207 • Feb 18th 2024 • Permalink

  • AUTOMATION

    Enhancing Test Stability With Test Doubles for Flaky Test Management

    Marvel Ken-Anele gives examples of all types of test doubles — such as mocks, stubs, fakes, and more — that can be used to make your tests more stable.

    You may also want to read Shubham Sharma's guide on The Easiest Way to Identify Flaky Tests in Jest.

    Issue 218 • May 4th 2024 • Permalink

  • TOOLS

    Say Goodbye to Flaky Tests: Playwright Best Practices Every Test Automation Engineer Must Know

    Having problems with flaky Playwright tests? Samuel Sperling listed useful practices that can help you reduce it.

    Similarly, Roman Khomitskyi advises on How to retry only failed Playwright tests within GitHub actions jobs.

    Issue 256 • Feb 4th 2025 • Permalink

  • AUTOMATION

    Stop the Retries in Tests & Reruns of Failing Tests

    What I liked about Anand Bagmar's article is not only that it shows why flakiness is an issue that shouldn't be solved by frequently used test retries (which are built into most test runners) but also provides some really helpful pieces of advice on how to track down the real causes.

    Issue 46 • Nov 20th 2020 • Permalink

  • AUTOMATION

    How to Stop the Flakes Before They Fly

    Flaky tests can be caused by many reasons. Oghenevwede Emeni explains several potential causes and shows test code examples of mitigating them.

    Issue 216 • Apr 22nd 2024 • Permalink

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