Testpad is now at https://t.co/9b2rSXpBcn ✅
Wait, is that news? Yep... Testpad has been "ontestpad" since 2011. But after finally purchasing our dot com, we’ve now moved 🎉
Everything should auto-redirect, but any issues, don’t hesitate to hit us up on [email protected]
@negrescu29 You can assign one tester per test run column; and, unless you’re filtering, a test run column is for all the tests in a script. There’s no concept of assigning just one test within a script. Feel free to email us [email protected] if you want to discuss.
@VBrclz Guest testers are free and you can have as many as you like, but they need inviting every time per test run, so there are practicality limits. More info on what guest testing is and can be used for here: https://t.co/Xxkk90hPmg.
Any questions, email [email protected]
@SebiSolidwork @BischoffDev @FullSnackTester W.r.t the API, two big use-cases are the injection of test results from e.g. CI systems (to enable common reporting of different forms of test activity) and to query data out of testpad
@SebiSolidwork @BischoffDev @FullSnackTester Testpad was absolutely made as a tool to help with organizing manual testing as one of several tools a team might use to help test (investigate the state of) their products.
@FullSnackTester Correct, and apologies, that we still haven’t implemented the long promised API! But the project is getting there (endpoints and documentation mostly in place, hosting and testing in progress). Not promising timescales but it is the current project.
@josepharder Not via API (that’s work that’s in progress), but you could look at a csv export, reformatting into one column in Excel, and then copy/paste into Testpad. See https://t.co/Uix6dKS0iM for info on how.
"The aim of testing is not to pass all the tests" – great article from Mike Ruttenberg today - and not least because he gives a hat tip to Testpad in the first sentence 😉https://t.co/OpTEGCvoFQ #exploratorytesting#softwaretesting
Hey @SandraQArea of @QArea, thanks for the Testpad recommendation in your great article on prepping sites for Friday's surge in traffic:
https://t.co/iQrNBifrX4
@selmirsuke And where the retest feature helps from build to build, check out the idea of copying scripts (and whole folders of scripts) for going from release to release: https://t.co/beZw2iB5ir
And/or email me if you'd like some help [email protected]
@selmirsuke That's what the "retest" feature is for! Only the latest retest of a run is shown by default, but you can right-click and Show Old Runs if you want the history. More detail in this blog post: https://t.co/uNFtuZdVvu
@denisha6 Absolutely! An API+webhooks is in development right now. To be followed by native integrations for at least Jira and Slack. Top use-cases are injecting CI test results, auto bug creation and notifications. Keen to hear details of what you’re looking for... [email protected]
Tired of fussy spreadsheets? Learn how we ditched spreadsheets for @testpad, a test management tool designed to make manual #testing easier. https://t.co/tPr6v4ZbxU
@boothchris the guest-testing feature might be what you're looking for: during testing, each guest tester can only see the one test run column on the one script they're invited onto. Once complete, they get the option to see the report (i.e. other results) for that script.
Small update to Testpad went out this weekend - a collection of tweaks, bug fixes and customer-suggested improvements; more details here: https://t.co/VclLSKNtCO