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Dariusz Kordonski

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Smarter acceptance testing with Jira page objects – Part III

For the last two Jira releases we have been working hard to revamp our in-browser acceptance test suite by developing a library of reusable page objects. In this three-part blog series (part one, part two), I talk about what we did and how Jira plugin developers can make use of that work. In this final […]


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Smarter acceptance testing with Jira page objects – Part II

For the last two Jira releases we have been working hard to revamp our in-browser acceptance test suite by developing a library of reusable page objects. In this three-part blog series (part one), I talk about what we did and how Jira plugin developers can make use of that work. After reading this part you […]


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Smarter acceptance testing with Jira page objects – Part I

For the last two Jira releases we have been working hard to revamp our in-browser acceptance test suite by developing a library of reusable page objects. In this three-part blog series I will talk about what we did and how Jira plugin developers can make use of that work. Browser automation – the Beauty, or […]


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Using a Jira reference plugin to test our plugin system

We all know that one of the coolest things in Atlassian products are plugins 🙂 With the upcoming addition of the Universal Plugin Manager to Jira, they will become cooler than ever before. Recently, our development team has been looking at improving that even further by making more modules support dynamic reloadability. Our goal is that eventually, we […]