Squaretest Review

Best quality is best priority with this tool, its easy integration in any IDE or software development environment (like VS Code). I love it! In fact my test cases never look like an existing one but still unique every time i use that application of mine where squarette provides me all things around Test Case management/generation & running those Cases through different environments as well etc! Everything works fine without even thinking about anything specific!! No issues at All!! Great…

I like that it's a relatively easy way to get started writing tests, and that the documentation is very good. It's free! There are some things (such as getting tests running) which seem to require a little bit of manual work, but overall it's been quite straightforward. It took me about two weeks to learn how to use it properly. That said, there's a lot of room for improvement in terms of usability. I would recommend using this as part of an automated test suite. I've found that it makes it…

I like that it's completely automated, and there are no surprises when you run the tests. It can be a little slow at times (especially if you have large test suites), but it's not too bad. It does what it says on the tin - it generates all of the boilerplate code that is needed for testing in one place, so you don't need to keep track of it all yourself. The documentation could be more complete - sometimes it's not immediately obvious how to do something. This is especially true with the new…

I like that it's easy enough so anyone can use this tool, but there are also options available if more advanced testing is needed/desired (ease of adding additional test cases). It does exactly what its supposed too! There isn't much else i dislike about squarTest other than maybe some minor UI changes would be nice in future updates - however they have been actively working with us since we first released our product last year which has helped immensely!! We had no way before using…

I like that it is easy to configure, has great documentation and can be run in parallel with normal JUnit test runs.It's also free. It integrates well into my continuous integration pipeline (Jenkins).I wish there was an option to include assertions from other libraries (like Google Guava) but this could probably be added as an enhancement request.The default output format isn't very pretty so I've had to customize some of my own rules. This makes writing custom rule files tedious. If you're…