Identifying user interface elements using element signatures
AssigneeSoftesis Inc.
InventorsIvan Konyshev, Dmytro Shamatrin, Pavlo Grebeniuk
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AssigneeSoftesis Inc.
InventorsIvan Konyshev, Dmytro Shamatrin, Pavlo Grebeniuk
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Systems and methods for performing automated software testing on user interface elements are disclosed. For instance, a first element of an application can be identified. A signature can be generated for the first element. The signature for the first element can include one or more attributes descriptive of the first element. After an update of the application, a candidate element signature can be generated for one or more candidate elements in the updated application. The signature for the first element can be compared to each candidate element signature to determine whether the first element matches each candidate element, thereby enabling the first element to be located after the update of the application.
A computer-implemented method of identifying user interface elements, the method comprising:
A computing system comprising:
One or more tangible, non-transitory computer-readable media storing computer-readable instructions that when executed by one or more processors cause the one or more processors to perform operations, the operations comprising:
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