Your Guide to Creating a QA automation pipeline
Blog post from testRigor
A QA automation pipeline, enhanced by CI/CD practices, revolutionizes software testing by automating the quality assurance process to improve efficiency, reduce human error, and accelerate delivery cycles. Traditionally dependent on manual testing, QA has evolved to integrate automated tests at various pipeline stages, utilizing practices like test-driven development (TDD) and behavior-driven development (BDD) which ensure code quality and collaboration among stakeholders. Implementing a QA pipeline involves defining a test strategy, selecting versatile automation tools, setting up an infrastructure, and creating test scripts, often facilitated by codeless tools like testRigor, which simplify test creation and maintenance. These tools support different testing types and offer seamless integration with CI/CD platforms and communication tools, allowing efficient test orchestration and report sharing. Continuous monitoring and maintenance of the pipeline ensure its reliability and effectiveness, with tools like testRigor enhancing the process through its generative AI capabilities and promoting effortless test creation.