TestNG execution) are only available through the custom environment: Java (JUnit) Some language features (such as Python 3 or custom Using the custom environment allows for full control over test setup, teardown, and invocation, as well asĬhoosing specific versions of runtimes and the Appium server.

Reporting, while the custom environment is capable of running custom test harnesses built on The standard environment has granular, per-test To either Run your test in our standard environment or Run your zip file must follow the formatĭescribed in Configure your Appium test package. This may contain any combination of spaces or punctuation.īrowse to and choose the. iOS Applications must be built for real devices, not the Simulator. Zip-with-dependencies in the build output directory every time The following plugin uses the preceding assembly to create a. To package tests and all dependencies into a single. Modify pom.xml to use maven-assembly-plugin Specify the Ruby version (for example, 2.5.1) in the test spec YAML file. You can use any Ruby version when you run Appium Ruby tests on Device Farm. In custom mode, both Python 2.7 and Python 3 (3.7) are available. In standard mode, Device Farm supports Python version 2.7 for running tests. Specify the Node.js version in the test spec YAML file. You can use any Node.js version when you run Appium Node.js tests on Device Farm.

Java (JUnit)Ĭurrently, Device Farm supports Java 8 for running Appium Java tests. Java (TestNG)Ĭurrently, Device Farm supports Java 8 for running Appium Java tests. To use all the features of the framework, like annotations, choose a custom test environment, and use the AWS CLI or the Device Farm console to upload a custom test spec.

ln -s /usr/local/avm/versions/$APPIUM_VERSION/node_modules/.bin/appium /usr/local/avm/versions/$APPIUM_VERSION/node_modules/appium/bin/appium.js # To install a newer version of Appium such as version 1.9.1:

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