Scenario: During your Appium testing, you encounter an issue where the test execution becomes slow and unresponsive on a real device. How would you investigate and resolve this performance problem?
- Check device resources (CPU, memory)
- Reboot the real device
- Review and optimize test scripts
- Update Appium and device drivers
Slow and unresponsive test execution can be addressed by optimizing test scripts, eliminating redundancies, and reducing unnecessary waits. This ensures better performance during Appium testing on real devices.
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