The Power of Python - Internal/External Interpreter and 3rd Party Modules | #SquishDays2021
Using Python for test case authoring in Squish allows us great flexibility, plus access to a wide ecosystem of 3rd party packages. Unfortunately, not all of these are compatible with the Python interpreters delivered out-of-the-box with the Squish package. During this talk, we'll show you how to overcome this challenge by making Squish use the external interpreter, and how to install an example Python module.
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