What is the purpose of the "noReset" and "fullReset" capabilities, and when should they be used in Appium test automation?
- "fullReset" reinstalls the app and clears app data
- "noReset" prevents app uninstallation and data clearing
- Both options A and B
- None of the above
The "noReset" capability prevents the uninstallation of the app and clearing of app data, while "fullReset" reinstalls the app and clears app data. Both capabilities offer control over the app's state between test sessions, providing flexibility based on testing requirements.
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