
How to Run 5000+ Tests on Mobile Devices Everyday; From inDrive's Playbook (Part 1)
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How to set up an infrastructure to run thousands of UI tests a day on Android using Selenoid.
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InDrive runs more than 5,000 tests per day on iOS and Android devices combined. The secret is simple: we used Selenoid. To write Appium tests, we use: Kotlin; JUnit 5; Maven. We thought it a good idea to divide the material into two parts: the first one focusing on Android, and the second on iOS.
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