Best Regression Testing Tools for Linux of 2024

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    Testsigma Reviews
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    Testsigma is a low-code end-to-end test automation platform for Agile teams. It lets SDETs, manual testers, SMEs, and QAs collaboratively plan, develop, execute, analyze, debug, and report on their automated testing for websites, native Android and iOS apps, and APIs. It is available as a fully managed, cloud-based solution as well as a self-hosted instance that is open source (Testsigma Community Edition). The platform is built with Java, but the automated tests are code-agnostic. Through built-in NLP Grammar, teams can automate user actions in simple English, or generate airtight test scripts with the Test Recorder. With features like built-in visual testing, parametrized or data-driven testing, 2FA testing, and an AI that automatically fixes unstable elements and test steps, identifies and isolates regression-affected scripts, and provides suggestions to help you find and fix test failures, Testsigma can replace tens of different tools in the QA toolchain to enable teams to test easily, continuously, and collaboratively.
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    Cerberus Testing Reviews
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    Cerberus Testing

    Cerberus Testing

    €0
    10 Ratings
    Cerberus Testing automates continuous testing at scale with low-code software. The solution will eliminate the need to implement an internal testing framework for years. The product allows you to iterate quickly through your testing lifecycle: from test repository, execution, and reporting. The solution allows teams to collaborate from the use-cases creation to the execution of test cases on a variety of browsers and devices. To execute your test at scale, you can use your own or external robots infrastructure. This allows you to concentrate on your business value. It supports many integrations to speed up implementation, such as Bitbucket and Slack. It is open-source and maintained by many digital and retail players, including La Redoute and Decathlon, Adeo and Norauto.
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    MarathonITE Reviews

    MarathonITE

    Jalian Systems

    $ 1480 per 1 unit
    MarathonITE makes it easy for you to create GUI tests. Automate your functional and regression tests quickly with MarathonITE. MarathonITE is a flexible, open-source architecture that uses open source projects such as Ruby, Selenium, and Marathon. MarathonITE makes it easy to create, maintain and execute automated test scripts. MarathonITE offers a great ROI for your test team. MarathonITE's powerful features include intelligent recording and replay, flexible object map, selenium/WebDriver bindings to Java™, and flexible object map. MarathonITE is a professional tool that allows you to create and execute automated tests via GUI for Java/Swing™, Java/Fx™ or Web technologies applications. MarathonITE offers Selenium/WebDriver bindings to Java application runtime to provide a flexible and powerful API to interact and create GUI tests. Automation is a combination between software development and testing.
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    Diffblue Cover Reviews

    Diffblue Cover

    Diffblue

    Free
    Diffblue Cover analyzes Java programs and creates unit regression tests that accurately reflect the current behavior. The CLI tool is 100% self-configuring and can be used in your Gradle or Maven environment. The CLI tool automates the test-writing process and provides a speed boost to organizations working towards achieving DevOps goals such as CI/CD. The CLI tool fits in a CI pipeline and protects the entire codebase from regressions by shifting testing to the left. Diffblue Cover's unit tests for regression are fast and verify any code changes immediately. This allows users to detect unwanted changes in code behavior as soon as possible. Teams can save even more time by having tests automatically maintained.
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    JIterator Reviews

    JIterator

    Windex Inc

    $14.95/month/user
    Notable Features User-friendly Interface: An intuitive design that makes the platform accessible to users of all skill levels. Performance Monitoring: Keep track of system performance with built-in monitoring tools. Security and Compliance: Ensure data protection and meet industry compliance standards. CI/CD Integration: Seamlessly integrate with continuous integration and deployment pipelines.
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    TestMace Reviews

    TestMace

    TestMace

    $4 per month
    Test Mace is a powerful cross-platform tool that allows you to work with an API and create automated API tests. You can create scenarios and requests using variables, authentication and syntax highlighting. Our simple UI interface makes it easy to create complex scenarios. You can perform complete regression testing in just one click. You can assign a request result to an variable and gain access from other nodes. You can save authorization tokens, response headers, and parts of a response. Run your scenarios in different environment contexts. This can be used to organize stage, development, and production environments. If you are using one of the most common types, embedded authentication methods will allow you to perform authentication. To share your request with colleagues, you can use the quick share feature. To copy a specific node's URL, press a button. You can now send the url to your teammate.
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    RemoteLaunch Reviews

    RemoteLaunch

    inflectra

    $199.99 per year
    Automated regression testing is now possible. RemoteLaunch will connect to your automated testing tools, allowing SpiraTest automation to manage all of your manual and automated testing activities. Automated test scripts can be used to run regression testing on applications to make sure that bugs are fixed or new features don't break existing functionality. They are often used in conjunction with manual testing, which is more efficient for testing new capabilities and features. Automated testing must be performed on a wide range of devices, browsers, platforms, and environments to ensure complete coverage. RemoteLaunch® and SpiraTest® allow you to manage the automated test process. You can track the automated tests against your project's requirements. This gives you a complete view of both manual and automated testing.
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    Serenity BDD Reviews

    Serenity BDD

    Serenity BDD

    Free
    Serenity BDD makes it easier to write automated acceptance and regression test scripts that are more manageable and easy to maintain. Serenity BDD also uses test results to create illustrated, narrative reports that describe and document your application's functionality and operation. Serenity will tell you not only which tests were executed but also what requirements were tested. Serenity BDD has the advantage that you don't have to spend time building and maintaining your automation framework. Serenity's goal is to make it simple to quickly create well-structured and maintainable automated acceptance criteria using your favorite BDD or traditional testing library. You can work with Behaviour-Driven-Development tools like Cucumber or JBehave, or simply use JUnit. You can integrate with requirements stored outside (such as JIRA, or any other test case management tool), or use a simple directory-based approach for organizing your requirements.
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    JCov Reviews

    JCov

    OpenJDK

    Free
    The JCov open source project is used for gathering quality metrics related to the production of test suites. JCov will be open to allow the verification of regression tests being executed in OpenJDK. JCov's main purpose is transparency in test coverage metrics. OpenJDK developers will have the opportunity to use a code-coverage tool that is in 'lock step with Java language and VM development. This is why we promote standard coverage based JCov. JCov, a Java implementation of a code-coverage tool, provides a way to measure and analyze dynamic Java program code coverage. JCov allows you to see uncovered execution paths and method coverage. It can also show the source code of a program annotated with coverage information. JCov is most useful for testing to determine execution paths.
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    Watir Reviews

    Watir

    Watir

    Free
    An open-source Ruby Library for automating tests. Watir interacts the same way as a human with a web browser, clicking links, completing forms, and validating texts. It requires Ruby 2.6+, and Selenium 4, which was released just last week. It's been a very long road since Watir 6.0, which was released nearly 5 years ago. This version was a major reenvisioning of Watir’s default approach to automating, particularly as it related to Selenium. It was designed to combine Watir's original philosophy with the power and flexibility of Selenium. Watir 7, on the whole, is a more stable and performant implementation. WatirSpec can be used to test your gem code before requiring it. This will ensure that the code won't break anything else in Watir. Watir is tested on Linux using the latest versions supported browsers, and all active Ruby version. Coveralls is used to run Watir's code to encourage PRs. This ensures that all paths in the code are tested.
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    TimeShiftX Reviews
    TimeShiftX allows you to time travel software into the past or future for temporal testing. It also supports time sensitive functionality such as billing, rates, policies and daylight savings time. Time travel testing can be done without editing code or changing system clocks.
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    IBM Rational Functional Tester Reviews
    IBM Rational Functional Tester automates functional and regression testing. This software allows for automated testing of functional, regression, GUI, and data-driven testing. It supports a variety of applications, including web-based,.Net and Java, Siebel and SAP, terminal emulator-based apps, PowerBuilder, Ajax, Adobe Flex, Dojo Toolkit, GEF, Adobe PDF documents as well as zSeries, iSeries, pSeries.
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