CTAL-TAE · Question #28
You have implemented a keyword-driven scripting framework, which uses a test execution tool to run the tests. This has been in use for the past year and all of the teams now use this framework as…
The correct answer is D. Create a central library of keywords and associated definitions for each team to use. Creating a central library of keywords with consistent definitions is the best way to ensure standardization and reuse across teams. This improves maintainability, reduces duplication, and aligns the teams under a common framework, while still preserving the benefits they've…
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You have implemented a keyword-driven scripting framework, which uses a test execution tool to run the tests. This has been in use for the past year and all of the teams now use this framework as the standard approach for test execution. The teams all work on different aspects of the SUT and they have all experienced significant benefits in the use of this scripting framework. However, on closer examination, you have discovered that there are numerous instances where the teams have the same functionality to test but are using different keywords. One of your objectives for improvement is to create consistency among the teams. What is the BEST way to handle this situation?
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- AMove to a model-based approach to scripting where the models include the keywords.
- BDo nothing, each team are working in isolation and they are all experiencing significant benefits in
- CProvide each team with a set of guidelines and naming conventions for keywords.
- DCreate a central library of keywords and associated definitions for each team to use.
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(38 responses)- A3% (1)
- B8% (3)
- C16% (6)
- D74% (28)
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Creating a central library of keywords with consistent definitions is the best way to ensure standardization and reuse across teams. This improves maintainability, reduces duplication, and aligns the teams under a common framework, while still preserving the benefits they've already
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