Scenario: Your team is developing a mobile app that uses a third-party library for image processing, and this library behaves differently on Android and iOS. How would you approach testing and automation for this specific scenario?
- Collaborate with the development team to ensure consistent behavior or alternatives for the third-party library on both platforms
- Create separate test scenarios for Android and iOS, focusing on the third-party library interactions
- Mock the third-party library responses during testing to create a consistent behavior
- Utilize Appium's capability to interact with third-party libraries seamlessly
Creating separate test scenarios for Android and iOS with a focus on third-party library interactions allows for targeted testing and handling of platform-specific behaviors, ensuring robust automation.
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