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Revision as of 08:17, 2 July 2018

What is difficult in setting up the initial environment?


Please select the answer that describes best your current situation

  1. The test cases have Insufficient set-up information and so you don't really know what you are supposed to be setting up
  2. The environment is quite complex (numerous databases, files, machines etc.). Look up the issue COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT
  3. The contents of the databases are not fixed (anonymised customer data). The patterns suggested in the issue INCONSISTENT DATA will help you solve this problem
  4. The same tests are supposed to run in many different operating systems or browsers. The issue to look at here is MULTIPLE PLATFORMS


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