Тест по TestNG (en). Часть 8

Once before all the test methods

Once after all the test methods

Before each test method

After each test method

Using the @WebElement annotation

By declaring them as public variables

By using the @FindBy annotation and locating strategies

Web elements are not used in a Page Library class

@ExcludeTest

@SkipTest

@Exclude

@Ignore

Yes, all BeforeSuite annotations will be executed before the entire test suite

Yes, but only one BeforeSuite can be executed per test class

No, TestNG does not allow multiple BeforeSuite annotations in a class

No, BeforeSuite annotations can only be used once in a test class

It runs before every test method in a test class

It runs before the entire test suite

It runs after every test method in a test class

It runs before the execution of any test method in a test class

Yes, the base class can have its own test methods

No, the base class can only contain setup and teardown methods

Yes, but the test methods in the base class are not executed

No, TestNG does not support test methods in a base class

It runs before every test method in a test class

It runs before the execution of any test method in a test class

It runs before the entire test suite

It runs before every test method in a test suite

By creating a separate class that contains test methods and dependencies

By using TestNG’s built-in features for managing test execution order

By creating a separate XML file that defines the test execution flow

TestNG does not support creating flow libraries

By using the @Parameters annotation in the test method

By defining the parameters in the testng.xml file

By using the @DataProvider annotation in the test method

TestNG does not support defining parameters for test methods

Maven

Gradle

TestNG Plugin for Eclipse

TestNG Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA

By using the @Group annotation

By using the @Test annotation with the group attribute

By using the @Category annotation

Test methods cannot be assigned to groups in TestNG

Yes, but only the first method will be executed

No, only one method can be annotated with @BeforeMethod

Yes, all the annotated methods will be executed in the order of their declaration

Yes, but the execution order is not guaranteed

SoftAssert.assertAll()

SoftAssert.create()

SoftAssert.assertTrue()

new SoftAssert()

Takes precedence over

Both and can be used together

Both and cannot be used simultaneously

expected

timeout

groups

dependsOnMethods

@Test

@BeforeTest

@AfterTest

@DependsOnMethods

@FindBy

@InitElements

@PageFactory

@Initialize

@BeforeAll

@BeforeMethod

@BeforeSuite

@BeforeTest

It allows you to reuse and share common test flows across multiple test classes

It simplifies the management of test dependencies

It improves the overall performance of the test suite

TestNG does not support using flow libraries