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How to integrate Selenium with Jenkins?

  • Ajay Suri
  • Oct 04, 2023

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A:

To integrate Selenium with Jenkins, follow the steps given below:

  • If you haven't already, install and set up Jenkins on your server or local machine.
  • In Jenkins, navigate to 'Manage Jenkins' > 'Manage Plugins.' Search for the 'Selenium Plugin' and install it.
  • Create a new Jenkins job or configure an existing one.
  • In the job configuration, add a build step that executes Selenium tests. You might need to specify the test script location or command.
  •  Make sure that the machine running Jenkins has Selenium WebDriver and browser-specific drivers (e.g., Chrome Driver) installed.
  • Set up a schedule or trigger for the Jenkins job to run your Selenium tests automatically.
  • Save the job configuration and trigger a build. Jenkins will execute your Selenium tests according to your configured schedule.
  • SOUMEN DAS
  • Oct 04, 2023

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