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In the previous tip I covered how to run a single test against multiple browsers. While this could come in handy, it is still a bit lacking. |
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In the previous tip I covered how to run a single test against multiple browsers. While this could come in handy, it is still a bit lacking.
Right now, the test is only being run one at a time (a.k.a. in series) for each browser in our list. If this were a longer running test and/or if there were more browsers we cared about, then this could quickly stack up to longer test run times.
Let's remedy this by taking the previous tip's example and parallelize it with the help of threads.
import DisplayTips from '@site/src/components/displayTips';
<DisplayTips languages={[ {label: 'Ruby', value: 'ruby'}, ]}/>
Dave Haeffner is the original writer of Elemental Selenium -- a free, once weekly Selenium tip newsletter that's read by thousands of testing professionals. He also created and maintains the-internet (an open-source web app that's perfect for writing automated tests against).
Dave has helped numerous companies successfully implement automated acceptance testing; including The Motley Fool, ManTech International, Sittercity, and Animoto. He is also an active member of the Selenium project and has spoken at numerous conferences and meetups around the world about automated acceptance testing.
