Hi Muji
Greetings of the Day!
The main concern of Automation is to save the manual effort and speed up the testing process.
So at any point anyone can automate any scenarios but the question is "Whether Automation is Going to Help you or Not"?
When we automate any product then with every release we do regression testing and check whether application is working properly or not.Incase if their is any failure due to functionality change then we update the script. We use Version Control to keep track of changes.
In your case if every release has complete change then no point of automating it but if like some features are keep changing then you can automate it.I mean to say that every release if too much changes are there then no use of automation then.
Ex:
Google has one TextBox and two Buttons for Search. So I will automate the Search Scenario. Like Validation of Text,AutoText,Object Existence ,Buttons and search records .
1)So tomorrow if Google is redisining the 'TextBox' then I will run my automated script and if it executed well then fine else I will analyse the result and verify that what kind of changes are done for the new release.According to that I will update it.
2)Incase if complete UI and Functionality change then I need to reautomate the entire scenario or do the manual testing.ReAutomate the entire scenario is bad idea.
~Regards
Ak
Greetings of the Day!
The main concern of Automation is to save the manual effort and speed up the testing process.
So at any point anyone can automate any scenarios but the question is "Whether Automation is Going to Help you or Not"?
When we automate any product then with every release we do regression testing and check whether application is working properly or not.Incase if their is any failure due to functionality change then we update the script. We use Version Control to keep track of changes.
In your case if every release has complete change then no point of automating it but if like some features are keep changing then you can automate it.I mean to say that every release if too much changes are there then no use of automation then.
Ex:
Google has one TextBox and two Buttons for Search. So I will automate the Search Scenario. Like Validation of Text,AutoText,Object Existence ,Buttons and search records .
1)So tomorrow if Google is redisining the 'TextBox' then I will run my automated script and if it executed well then fine else I will analyse the result and verify that what kind of changes are done for the new release.According to that I will update it.
2)Incase if complete UI and Functionality change then I need to reautomate the entire scenario or do the manual testing.ReAutomate the entire scenario is bad idea.
~Regards
Ak