Using an IDE is the easiest and best way to start, but once Whenever we show how to achieve something using the IDE we will alwaysįollow with an explanation of how to do the same thing using the command Skip straight to the User Guide (Chapter 5). Just skim the tutorial, stopping only to read those sections that coverĪny new features that you haven't used before-or you could just If you are already using Squish you might want to This tutorial is divided into several sections. Tools Reference Manual (Chapter 7), so that you are familiar with all theįeatures that Squish has to offer, even if you don't need to use them User Guide (Chapter 5), and at least skimming the After reading this tutorial we recommend reading the Of Squish's features, and those that it does cover are not covered inįull detail. Provides the information you need to get started using Squish for This chapter presents most of the major concepts behind Squish and

Tutorial you will be able to start writing your own tests for your own Squish's most frequently used features so that by the end of the This tutorial will show you how to create, run, and modify tests for anĮxample application for Android.

Inserting Additional Verification Points 4.12.1.5. Recording Tests and Verification Points 4.12.1.4.

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