Headless Browser for Automated Test Framework
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- UpdatedAug 1, 2024
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- Xanadu
- Automated Test Framework
Improve your UI testing by automating the creation of browsers to process Automated Test Framework (ATF) User Interface (UI) tests. This feature is known as a headless browser, and helps you test UI functionality without having to manually open a browser to the Client Test Runner, which is what processes the UI tests in your local browser.
Background
ServiceNow customers use Automated Test Framework (ATF) to test applications and instances. When developing in the ServiceNow platform, ATF ensures that your changes have both the desired behavior and don’t break existing features.
Since the ServiceNow Orlando release, customers can automate the testing and deployment of their applications via the Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) API.
Overview
The automation provided by the ServiceNow Headless Browser for ATF skips the step of manually opening a browser during testing. There are several sequential procedures to follow in the one-time setup. Below are the instructions for both Linux and Windows setup.
See Headless Browser for ATF for more information on the Support Model.