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==<strong>Welcome to Behat testing with Mahara</strong>== | ==<strong>Welcome to Behat testing with Mahara</strong>== | ||
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<br>Behat testing is writing an automated test that tests the developers code by automatically,</br> | |||
<br>clicking around Mahara to check the devs submitted code doesn't break anything.<br> | |||
<br>This wiki section will teach you step by step how to write and submit your first Behat test.</br> | |||
<br>Follow the steps below:</br> | |||
Behat testing is writing an automated test that tests the developers code by automatically | |||
clicking around Mahara to check the devs submitted code doesn't break anything. | |||
This wiki section will teach you step by step how to write and submit your first Behat test. | |||
Follow the steps below: | |||
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Revision as of 11:57, 3 November 2014
Welcome to Behat testing with Mahara
Behat testing is writing an automated test that tests the developers code by automatically,
clicking around Mahara to check the devs submitted code doesn't break anything.
This wiki section will teach you step by step how to write and submit your first Behat test.
Follow the steps below:
Behat testing is writing an automated test that tests the developers code by automatically clicking around Mahara to check the devs submitted code doesn't break anything.
This wiki section will teach you step by step how to write and submit your first Behat test.
Follow the steps below: