Qameta Blog

Going to automation school with ChatGPT

Test automation is a complicated job, so could AI possibly do it? Some day, we'll probably find out. Today, let's feed ChatGPT some questions from a test and ask it to write Gherking code!

Python tests for Allure, now sorted and neat

How about we peek into tests for our own tools? A new update for allure-python is out, and in it, we've done a major refactoring of the testing process for Allure TestOps and Allure Report.

QA metrics for DevOps: the DORA keys

Since our last post about metrics, we've decided to take a look at some high-level indicators - and what better place to start than DORA? At the surface, those are just four (lately, five) numbers. But we'd like to show you that they are not as straightforward as they might seem, and there's a lot of stuff happening under the hood.

The dreams and tech behind automation, with Fonzi Vasquez

How do you automate testing from scratch in a startup? How do you make the TestOps process work? How likely is modern AI to help you or replace you? Read on to learn more!

Allure TestOps 4.16.0

We've been putting in a lot of effort to enhance the user experience and safety since the previous feature review. We hope our work will make things easier for you!

Allure Report in January 2023: 59 million reports and counting!

Our community keeps growing as more and more people are using Allure Report. Let's take a look at some fresh statistics!

Defects in Allure TestOps, step by step

Do you ever find yourself spending too much time sorting through failed tests? Allure TestOps has a feature called Defects that automatically groups bugs by cause so that you can easily see which tests failed due to a known issue and which are new.

Wrike: TestOps pioneers

The Wrike team was among the first to adopt Allure TestOps. Today, they're running up to 180k tests every day. It is inspiring to see testing automated on such a scale!

QA metrics for DevOps: how to make them work

Playing with numbers is fun, but collecting metrics can be a complicated process that will take up your time and energy. Here, we'll take a look at some of the potential pitfalls on the road to building a meaningful metric.

Qameta 2022 in numbers

2022 has been a big year for us. A lot has changed, so if you're interested, let's talk about where we're now and where we're heading.

Code coverage as a target

Calculating code coverage is a relatively simple way of checking how well your test suite is written. But how useful is this metric really? Let's find out!

Allure Report in 2022: 21.5 million users and 0.5 billion sessions!

With 2022 behind us, we look at how Allure Report has been doing that year. The results are promising: automation keeps making good progress.