Today’s Tip Tuesday article is about storing test data in the JSON file to improve and expand the diversity of tests in your automation.
You use Page Object Model to separate your tests from the pages to improve test automation performance, but do you separate your test data from the tests? One way to improve and expand test automation is by keeping your test data (e.g. users, attachments, test content, etc.) in a JSON file that you can pull from. This allows you to create additional, diversified tests easily.
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