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Hi,
We have implemented angularjs e2e tests on our webapp. Since, we already have selenium tests running as Hudson job, I would like to launch the angularjs e2e tests page via selenium. Has anybody got this working yet?
Any help is appreciated.
Regards, John
Pawel Kozlowski
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Nov 10, 2012, 8:21:03 AM11/10/12
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John,
If I'm not mistaken Selenium and angular's e2e tests are kind of
competing technologies so probably mixing them together will be
tricky. I could (in my wild dreams) imagine Selenium hitting a page
with the e2e tests runner and then Selenium verifying that e2e tests
have finished and passing but this is not a "standard" usage. For
example you would have to somehow wait in Selenium while e2e tests are
executing and I'm not sure that Selenium will like it....
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Hi Pawel, Thank you for the reply.
I was planning to use Selenium the way you have described. Anyways, how do you propose to use angularjs e2e testing in a continuous build environment?
Regards, John
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Nov 11, 2012, 6:17:57 PM11/11/12
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I did go ahead and implement my solution which works on my local maven set-up. But for some reasons the tests failed on the Hudson build server. I printed the contents of the div having id "json" and found this: $injector is undefined
Any help is appreciated
Regards, John
James Cook
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Dec 10, 2012, 11:57:14 AM12/10/12
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John,
Any progress on your E2E tests using Selenium. This is the direction I am interested in also.
-- jim
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Hi Jim,
As described in the second post, I use selenium to kick off the angularjs e2e page in Hudson.