Tests for Every Branch Using CircleCI and Sauce Labs to Continuously Test CS Curriculum at Code.org
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In this webinar presentation, Brian Jordan gives a tour of Code.org’s continuous, automated cross-browser testing suite, newly integrated with CircleCI. Brian discusses how Code.org’s small engineering team approaches testing throughout the product development cycle, including a suite of cross-browser tests using Sauce Labs that now run for every single commit an engineer pushes to their feature branch.
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- 1. Tests for Every Branch Using CircleCI & Sauce Labs to Continuously Test CS Curriculum at Code.org @bcjordan Brian Jordan, software engineer at Code.org
- 2. Code.org
- 3. non-profit
- 5. Hour of Code
- 12. how did Code.org start automated testing?
- 14. why test? what is Code.org's testing context?
- 15. the context
- 16. the context
- 17. the context
- 18. the context
- 20. the context
- 21. the context
- 22. so how do we test all that?
- 23. how we started Selenium testing
- 24. how our tests are organized and run selenium-webdriver cucumber
- 27. takeaways
- 28. Build a library of steps
- 29. Build a library of test levels
- 30. Build a library of annotations @no_mobile @no_ie9 @skip @db_access@as_student @eyes
- 35. what challenges did we end up facing?
- 42. challenge: big buckets of changes
- 43. pull request tests in ❤
- 44. pull request tests in circle.yml github.com/code-dot-org/code-dot-org
- 47. tips adding more [commit tags]
- 48. tips use Sauce Connect for Circle <=> Sauce Labs
- 49. tips use Sauce Connect for Circle <=> Sauce Labs
- 50. tips use Debug via SSH and Manual Sessions for debugging
- 51. tips debugging failures—APIs to the rescue!
- 52. tips debugging failures—APIs to the rescue!
- 55. not easy...
- 56. actual thing!
- 57. using eyes
- 61. what do tests look like when running?
- 62. Speed Run!
- 65. 2014: 60-90 min of tests
- 67. 2015: 60-90 min of browser tests to 20-30 min
- 70. justifying tests
- 72. missing button
- 74. extra margin
- 76. duplicate button
- 77. stray pixel
- 86. dev of the day
- 87. dev of the day 😭
- 88. dev of the day +
- 89. what's next?
- 90. further flakiness investigations (less flakiness: more parallelization with less pain) 💪
- 91. Applitools Eyes test results as GitHub PR comments
- 92. takeaways
- 93. start small
- 94. everybody tests
- 96. In memory of Laurel Fan Thanks to the Code.org team who spread the burden of fleshing out, monitoring and improving our test infrastructure, especially Laurel Fan, Brendan Reville, and Brad Buchanan. Thanks to the kind folks at Sauce Labs, CircleCI and Applitools who helped us get set up, and to Dave Haeffner @tourdedave for sharing his advice on testing.
- 97. code.org/help github.com/code-dot-org Thanks! @bcjordan Brian Jordan, software engineer at Code.org Q&A