Scenario: Your team is preparing to automate tests for a mobile app that targets both Android and iOS platforms. How would you configure the Desired Capabilities to ensure the tests can be executed on various devices and versions seamlessly?
- Specify platform, deviceType, appPackage, appActivity for Android; platform, bundleId for iOS.
- Specify platformName, deviceType, appPackage, appActivity for Android; platformName, deviceType, bundleId for iOS.
- Specify platformName, platformVersion, deviceName, app for Android; platformName, platformVersion, deviceName, app for iOS.
- Specify platformName, platformVersion, deviceName, appPackage, appActivity for Android; platformName, platformVersion, deviceName, udid, bundleId for iOS.
When configuring Desired Capabilities for Appium, it's crucial to include platform-specific parameters such as platformName, platformVersion, deviceName, appPackage, appActivity for Android devices, and platformName, platformVersion, deviceName, udid, bundleId for iOS devices. These settings ensure that the tests can be executed seamlessly on various devices and versions across both platforms.
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