appium-desktop

问题 Just wondering if it is possible to run Appium based UI tests for a UWP app in azure pipeline? The first challenge is, how to deploy the UWP to test within the pipeline. 回答1: I managed to figure it out. We need to install the app after the build, which can be done using running the powershell script included in the build artifacts. But the important things is the installation of the certificate, which needed to be forced. - task: PowerShell@2 displayName: 'Install app' inputs: filePath: '$

问题 Just wondering if it is possible to run Appium based UI tests for a UWP app in azure pipeline? The first challenge is, how to deploy the UWP to test within the pipeline. 回答1: I managed to figure it out. We need to install the app after the build, which can be done using running the powershell script included in the build artifacts. But the important things is the installation of the certificate, which needed to be forced. - task: PowerShell@2 displayName: 'Install app' inputs: filePath: '$

问题 Appium has a way to inspect the view hierarchy of an app using an inspector. I am interested in building one myself. I know the overview answer of: it uses some webdriver to accomplish this. But how? It puzzles me that a separate iOS app can some how communicate to another app, and show even its screen. How does it work under the hood? or how does the iOS app communicate to the UI inspector to send its screen shots and hierarchy? 回答1: It puzzles me that a separate iOS app can some how

问题 I need to find UI Elements within my Windows Desktop WPF application using xpath and Appiums xpath-selector . It's working fine for "simple" applications but fails for my target application. My environment is: OS: Windows 10 Target Application: x86 WPF Appium Windows Driver: 4.0.0.6 beta Appium Desktop Application: 1.13.0 Selenium WebDriver: 3.141.0 This is what I am trying: Once I have fired up my target application by the Appium desktop application, its session window tells me the xpath to