Summary
In this chapter, we explored the main concepts of the Test Studio tool, which is currently the standard for testing the automation of canvas apps. Using this tool, we reviewed the most relevant concepts related to testing automation, such as test suites, test cases, test assertions, and the limitations that may arise when using them.
We demonstrated the steps required to establish the required environment for developing the examples outlined in this book. Then, we applied this environment to a simple example that involved using a contact gallery to record, customize, and perform a playback in Test Studio.
Finally, we demonstrated how the results of these tests can be saved in a database or file and also sent for processing in external tools and monitored in deployment processes. In the next chapter, we will explore the anticipated evolution of this tool toward a new framework called Test Engine, which will address some of the limitations we have observed in this chapter...
