1. Just click "Run Trace" to verify the automation works.
2. Yes, from Dashboard it's currently FF&Chrome only, but via API you can include IEs. I can help you to get started (mailto arto@usetrace.com)
3. If a Trace can be walked through it passes. A Trace includes steps like clicks on buttons and checks (explicit things that must be visible on the page, e.g. text or other elements).
Comments
Pretty cool. Signed up and figured out how to start using it right away, which is in and of itself a great thing.
Questions:
1. When creating a trace, how do you specify when you're finished?
2. Is there a way to set a single trace to run on all browsers?
3. How do you specify what constitutes a "success" vs. a "fail" for any given trace?
1. Just click "Run Trace" to verify the automation works.
2. Yes, from Dashboard it's currently FF&Chrome only, but via API you can include IEs. I can help you to get started (mailto arto@usetrace.com)
3. If a Trace can be walked through it passes. A Trace includes steps like clicks on buttons and checks (explicit things that must be visible on the page, e.g. text or other elements).