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Confirm your scripts are producing the expected result at any point in your tests. Perform positive and negative testing, further validating each scripted test case, whether confirming data visible to the end user, verifying underlying objects and object properties contain the expected values or visually comparing results.
Create verification points during initial recording, while recording a Snippet, or manually scripting.
View object property details, by selecting an object using Squish Spy. Determine the valuable properties, viewing their current values, and create verification points to validate one or more properties throughout your tests.
Intelligently compare images, locating images using object properties, while adjusting image comparison modes (strict, pixel or histogram), applying positive and negative masks, adjusting thresholds allowing for a user-defined margin or error, as well as comparing and adapting each verification point for interface changes over time
Learn how to add a property verification point to your test case with the following short tutorial:
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