Dear BDD Addicts,
COVID came to Europe two years ago and it has changed many things in the software industry. And now, after two years, the Ukrainian crisis again changes many things.
BDD Addict Newsletter 2022 March #57
by Gáspár on March 29, 2022
BDD Addict Newsletter 2022 February #56
by Gáspár on February 23, 2022
Dear BDD Addicts,
The beginning of the year is usually a bit more quiet for me as typically fewer courses take place. So this is the time to make those changes that I don’t have the time for during the in-year rush. Last year I used this time to create an ordering and payment system for my company and this year I decided to document the development process of our product SpecSync.
[read more…][SpecSync] v3.3 released — Usability improvements and more!
by Gáspár on February 21, 2022
We have just released SpecSync for Azure DevOps v3.3.0, our newest main release with a couple of usability improvements and more! This post contains the most important improvements and guidance for the upgrade process. You can check the complete list of features, improvements and fixes in the Changelog page of our documentation.
[read more…]BDD Addict Newsletter January 2022 #55
by Gáspár on January 13, 2022
Dear BDD Addicts,
I would like to use this occasion to wish you a happy new year for 2022! I hope you are fine and you have probably noticed that there has been a bigger gap in the BDD Addict newsletters. It was a busy year and once you have got out of your rhythm it is harder to get back to it. But now I am here again with interesting blog posts, articles or session recordings related to BDD, Cucumber, SpecFlow, agile testing or test automation in general. If you have also seen a good one, please let me know at bddaddict@specsolutions.eu, so that I can share with others.
[read more…][SpecSync] v3.2 update released — bug fixes
by Gáspár on May 3, 2021
Last week we released an update for SpecSync v3.2 that contains a couple of smaller bug fixes and a small improvement for SpecSync plugins.
SpecSync plugins can extend the functionality of SpecSync in order to support additional test sources, BDD tools and platforms. The most simple usage of them is to parse a custom test result file that is not supported natively by SpecSync, but you can also use SpecSync plugins to let SpecSync synchronize a custom test source, that is not a Gherkin scenario. In the sample plugins repository on GitHub, we published a new sample for that. The sample plugin enables SpecSync to synchronize normal MsTest test methods as well! And of course you can also publish their test results with SpecSync so that you manage coded tests as Test Cases on Azure DevOps.