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I’ve started investigating dogtail as a solution for writing GUI-driven unit tests in a GNOME Wayland session. Before I dive deeper I want to understand what I’ll need to run these GUI-based tests on a remote server. (I’ve been bitten before by assumptions about the graphics capabilities of VMs and containers.)
So my plan is to:
Create a fresh clone
Run apt update and apt upgrade
Install packages and test scripts
Run a script to log into a desktop session (how?)
Run the test scripts in a live desktop session
Record the results
Exit the desktop session (how?)
Destroy the clone
If the original snapshot is taken while in a desktop session, I can avoid steps 3 and 7, and just execute steps 2, 3, 5 and 6 in the session, but I’d prefer to have the option of a “first login” test.
What capabilities am I looking for in the hosting server and software? If I can use a local client to access a visual desktop session, is that sufficient?
(Concrete examples of viable hosts are welcome but not required. I’m trying to understand the principles rather than picking any particular tool.)
I have been working on manual testing project and I have been using clickup as an project management tool and a bug tracking tool. Same thing goes for Jira. Now I want to showcase my work in GitHub but I don’t know how people will view my work in clickup and jira. Can anyone help me figure this out?
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