Ruby meetup 7_years_in_testing

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Budapest Ruby Meetup - 11/09/2013

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7 Years In TestingTamás Tompa (Digital Natives)

tamas.tompa@digitalnatives.hu

Budapest Ruby Meetup 2013

11/09/2013

Thursday, September 12, 13

§ 7 years in ruby, rails§ 7 years in webapp testing§ 5 years in agile development§ 5 years in automated testing

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Looking for testing best practices

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Short version

INTEGRATEAUTOMATE

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Short version

INTEGRATEAUTOMATE(everything)

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Human VS Machine§ Use humans for thinking§ Use machines for executing

§ Humans can forgive, forget things§ Machines are strict, consequent

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Theory

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Development Workflow

Resolved Deployed

Testing / Working

Testing / Not

working

In progress Stable

for feature based development

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Automating steps

Resolved Deployed

Testing / Working

Testing / Not

working

In progress Stable

Manual Automatic Manual Automatic

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Automated Testing§ rspec§ turnip§ cucumber§ capybara§ selenium -> phantomjs§ factory girl§ jenkins / cloud CI

TOOLS

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Working, bug free software is priceless...

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Working, bug free software is more expensive...

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... but only if you don’t know how to test

and maintain your code

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Write tests for those parts of the code which are...

§ the most often used§ changing frequently§ changing data and working with

financial data§ more likely to fail

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Instrumentation§ Instrumentation means that the code gets enhanced with

flags, and when the execution passes a certain flag, it gets set. When a test code coverage measurement is made then the tool:§ instruments the code - places these flags§ runs the test cases - flags get set§ and finally prints out the result - how many flags have

been set

§ During usage coverage measurement, test execution is replaced by customer interaction.

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Most often used code§ Instrument the code base and deliver

it to the testers / customer§ Turn on coverage measurement in your

(staging) application§ Deploy it§ Do manual testing of critical functions§ Summarize and analyze metrics§ Write tests for highly covered classes

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Frequently changing code§ Use version control system logs

§ Gitinspector§ StatSVN

§ Find out which files change often!

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Working with data§ Make code reviews§ Re-prioritize classes and methods

§ Add more priority when data is critical§ Move to top when working with money

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Failing, problematic code§ Find and analyze bugs in your Issue

Tracker System§ Write test before fixing the issue§ Review CI server logs

§ collect often failing tests§ Refactor unstable code

§ refactor your tests also

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Git branching§ Work only with feature branches§ Test the branches separately§ Use Pull Requests to integrate

feature branches to a development branch

§ Do more (manual) testing on development branch

§ Merge easily to stable, than finally to production

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Methods§ TDD - it’s up to you :)§ BDD - based on TDD + domain

specific acceptance criterias§ CDD - for prototypes, spikes

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In practice...

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Manual Testing§ Plan your test cases

§ at Sprint Planning Meetings§ Allocate a good Tester to the team

§ If you can’t, test all User Story after completion, within team, but between team members

§ Try to measure coverage during manual testing

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Continuous Integration§ Jenkins server§ Cloud alternatives: travis-ci, circleci, drone.io§ Parallel job execution (queues / executors)§ Main branches VS Feature branches§ Instant builds VS Daily builds§ Conflicting databases and shared resources§ CI rake task in the project§ Re-run logic for Cucumber tests§ Long running jobs

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CI - Ruby, Rails§ Jenkins / RVM Plugin

§ RVM-managed environment:ruby-1.9.3-p392@PROJECTNAME

§ Jenkins / Ruby Metrics Plugin§ Rcov coverage report§ Other stats

§ Bundler integration

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CI - Feature branches§ Jenkins / Git Plugin

§ Branches to build: ^(?!.*master|stable|development|origin\/HEAD).*$

§ Jenkins / Version Number Plugin§ Version Number Format String:

#${BUILD_NUMBER}-${GIT_BRANCH}

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CI - Build types§ Instant builds

§ Higher priority§ Immediately after commit§ Build trigger: Poll SCM

§ Daily builds§ Once a day§ Long running tests§ Build trigger: Build periodically

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CI - Rake

task :commit => :clean do Rake::Task['db:migrate'].invoke Rake::Task['db:test:load'].invoke Rake::Task['db:test:purge'].invoke Rake::Task['ci:build:rspec_internal'].invoke Rake::Task['ci:build:cucumber_internal'].invokeend

rake ci:build:commit

> Example: https://gist.github.com/tompata/6513021

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CI - Rerun§ Re-run only previously failing tests§ Re-try the randomly failing tests§ Built-in support in Cucumber§ Easy integration with Jenkins§ Save resources and time

> Example: https://gist.github.com/tompata/6513060

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CI - Integration§ Bitbucket§ Redmine§ Notifiers (HipChat, Email, Desktop)§ Deployment (Capistrano)§ Monitoring (Airbrake, New Relic)

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Browser tests§ integration tests

§ cucumber / capybara§ responsive design

§ phantomjs / screen sizes§ cross browser (design)

§ mtest (npm) - multiplatform§ saucelabs / cloud

§ 162 device/os/browser platforms

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Responsive design§ PhantomJS§ Screen resolutions (window_size)§ Cucumber profiles

> Example: https://gist.github.com/tompata/6512905

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Stress tests§ penetration / load testing before

releases§ use separated, dedicated

environments (staging test)§ use virtual instances (ec2)§ monitor instances (new relic)§ use online tools (loadimpact,

loader.io) or local (jmeter)

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Coverage, Quality§ rcov§ simple cov§ the magical 80%

§ code climate - code analysis, quality

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INTEGRATEAUTOMATE

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Resources§ http://zsoltfabok.com/blog/2011/05/narrow-down-what-to-test/

§ http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/

§ http://jenkins-ci.org/

§ https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Ruby+Metrics+Plugin

§ https://saucelabs.com/§ https://github.com/digitalnatives/

§ https://github.com/digitalnatives/mtest

§ https://gist.github.com/tompata/6513021

§ https://gist.github.com/tompata/6513060

§ https://gist.github.com/tompata/6512905

§ https://codeclimate.com/

§ http://loadimpact.com/

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We’re hiring!http://digitalnatives.hu/jobs

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