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How to version OATS scripts
Deepu Muraleedharan
Member Posts: 470 Silver Badge
Hi,
Like to know how to maintain versioning of OATS scripts (like Selenium scripts in git).
As far we used to maintain scripts in server shared folders which I feel as a bad practice.
So please share any better ideas/solutions for the same.
Thanks,
Deepu M
Comments
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We have a git repository where we save the code.
We pull the repository to the repository where the Oracle Test Manager can access it and then select the .jwg File for the execution.
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Oracle Application Testing Suite have an Eclipse-based scripting platform called OpenScript. It provides a graphical user interface and the possibility to extend scripts by practicing Java code.