Tosca Testsuite Version 10.0

Hi community, We're looking at a Tosca-Copado CI/CD solution for a particular client but I've seen that Copado doesn't support Tosca (April 2022). Is anyone out there doing this at the moment (or aware of a plan by Tricentis to do this)? Any suggestions for alternative CI/CD solutions that integrate well with TOSCA? *This is a high-level requirement at the moment as the project is still in...

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Evgeny Belenky

Director of Community at PeerSpot (formerly IT Central Station)

Jun 16, 2022

Hi @Test Process Consultant, @gagneet, @MarkusBonner and @Aditya Chakradhar Nanduri, Possibly, you can help here or provide some inputs to @Ann Godfrey. Thanks.

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Aditya Chakradhar Nanduri

Sr Test Automation Architect at Qentelli

Jun 16, 2022

Hi team, We can integrate with any CI/CD tool to Tosca provided, that CI/CD tool supports Batch Command Execution. You can reach DM me for more information.

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Netanya Carmi

Content Manager at PeerSpot (formerly IT Central Station)

Nov 1, 2021

How does Tricentis Tosca compare with Worksoft Certify?

Which would you recommend and why?

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Leah Fainchtein Buenavida

Tech Blogger

Nov 1, 2021

Tosca fulfills our business needs better because it is an end-to-end solution across technologies. We like that it is scriptless, so even non-experienced staff can use it. To put it simply, with Tosca, we automated hundreds of scenarios, and it is the simplest we experienced. It is easy to execute the tests once they are built. Tosca also provides a wide variety of options, such as API automation, UI automation, load testing, and more. We like that it is a single platform for test automation, providing support for the CI/CD DevOps environment. It also runs cross-device and cross-browser. Not everything is perfect with Tosca, though. For instance, it is frustrating that they don’t support image comparison and visual validation. The upfront price can be a downside too. Worksoft Certify is a test automation platform that has the advantage of being code-free. Therefore, non-tech users can create, maintain and share end-to-end business process tests. If you use SAP automation, Worksoft Certify is better. You can automate, prepare and execute test scripts with ease. It works well for SAP; not so well for web applications with multiple frames. It easily integrates with third-party tools, and it is easy to maintain the scripts, too. Finally, the support is amazing. As for the downsides, Worksoft Certify It is not particularly intuitive or user-friendly. Although being codeless is an advantage, enabling non-tech staff to work on the tool, on the other hand, codeless also means you cannot add condition case blocks, making Worksoft Certify less flexible. Although it features web automation, it is really slow and sometimes can crash - one of the things Worksoft Certify should include in supporting API testing. Conclusions We prefer Tricentis Tosca because of the multiple features and ease of use. Worksoft Certify could be a better option for organizations working with SAP.

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This article will help in integrating Tricentis Tosca with Jenkins (or any CI/CD tool). Please go through the described steps to achieve it.

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Thanks, @Aditya Chakradhar Nanduri for your article. Hi @Nigel Powell, @Mangesh pangrekar, @Vinayak Bandewar, @reviewer1183092, @Roberto Forlani, @Test Process Consultant and @gagneet, As hands-on users of Tricentis Tosca, any inputs about the suggested solution? Thanks!

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it_user392667 · Answer 1 · 2016-12-08T13:37:43Z

It is possible to migrate automatically from QTP to TOSCA with a 90% hit rate.
Tricentis offers this as a Service package

it_user437649 · Answer 2 · 2016-12-12T08:06:13Z

For more information regarding Migration, please have a look on recorded Webinar here: https://www.tricentis.com/resource-assets/making-test-case-migration-easy-with-tosca-testsuite-emea/

it_user525177 · Answer 3 · 2016-12-08T17:09:35Z

1. Tosca Testsuite may execute the scripts but it may not produce functional equivalence.
2. The test scripts must be verified on Tosca unless is Tosca is validated against the other automated solutions (show equivalence).
3a. Large number of scripts: Determine which automated functionality will be used and validate Tosca to be equivalent. 3b. Small number of scripts: Verify the scripts on Tosca

it_user520182 · Answer 4 · 2016-12-08T15:51:29Z

With Tosca 10 Tricentis provides a utility to migrate existing automation Frameworks on Selenium or other commercial solutions onto Tosca Testsuite. Depending on Framework complexity and maturity we have seen asset re-use of up to 85%. Happy to discuss effort/scope specifics in more detail.

it_user517524 · Answer 5 · 2016-12-08T15:17:52Z

The initial statement is a very broad statement and it does not mean that 'ANY' automation can automatically move to Tosca. Most QTP test types are compatible but there may be instants were an automated migration may not work. In most cases, regression testing for compatibility will need to be run regardless, or at minimum validation/verification of a statistical number of scripts.

it_user83412 · Answer 6 · 2016-12-08T14:46:55Z

In addition to migrating QTP scripts, we can analyze existing keyword or data driven frameworks utilizing Selenium, QTP, UFT, etc. for migration. The process is quite simple, contact your local Tricentis account team and provide a sample of your framework. Within a few days, we can give you an assessment of what can be migrated, and the level of effort involved. There is no obligation to the assessment. If you don't know your local team, just visit https://www.tricentis.com/talk-with-sales/ and we can connect you.