Debug to iOS Devices Over Wi-Fi
Description
This week, James is joined by friend of the show Sweeky Satpathy, Software Engineer on the Mobile Customer Advisory Team, who shows how to be successful writing user interface tests for Xamarin iOS and Android applications. She walks us through how to get started and best practices of using "page-object" pattern.
- Sample: UITest Page -Object Pattern
- Wiki: UITest Page-Object Pattern
- Tailwinds Sample
- Tailwinds Sample UITests
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The Discussion
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Michael Gratzl Hi,
we have a question regarding the integration with Jenkins CI. Is there a way to start/close the emulators or a supported/recommended way of executing tests via Jenkins CI?
As far as the video goes, you kind of suggest to use fixed paths which the tests will use to read the apk and app file necessary.
Kind regards,
Michael -
sweekriti