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I am working with Selenium Webdriver with Cucumber. My tests work as expected with that combination. In order to achieve cross-browser testing, I added TestNG framework. To verify that my cross-browser test was working good, I ran it with TestNG alone, without Cucumber. It ran perfectly in both Chrome and Firefox browsers.

I am struggling with declaring a parameter at class level with testNG. I have a browser parameter that works fine when declared at the method level.

Because I am mapping the test to a cucumber step definition and will be declaring a url parameter at the method level, I want to take the browser parameter away from the method to the class (global) level. So, in the xml file, I moved the browser parameter from test level to the suite level like this:

I am working with the WebDriverManager java library. It provides a generic manager that can be parameterized to act as a specific manager (for Chrome, Firefox, etc.). I am using it with Selenium Webdriver and Junit 5's @Parameterized and @ValueSource annotations so that I can run my tests on multiple browsers. I created an implementation as per the WebDriverManager documentation:

I would like to create a webtest if not exist. New-AzApplicationInsightsWebTest creates or updates an Application Insights web test definition. The JSON template file has variables/properties which has to be assigned from parameter file. Variables, and webtest configuration are written as follows:

I have an application that was working doing http.get requests on an Ubuntu virtual machine hosting a postgres DB and an API using Hapi/node. The VM disk become corrpupted and following the rebuild, the http.get now throws an XMLHttpRequest error. However, a test programme doing the same request works fine and a test GET using POSTMAN works fine as well. I'm stumped as to why this is the case.

The code that is throwing the error is as follows (the getScores() function):

I'm trying to setup a azurerm_application_insights_web_test with Terraform. Currently having issues with the Url parameter in the configuration WebTest XML.

I'm just not figuring out how I'd have to properly encode the string. For "simple" URLs, it's no problem. But what about eg. https://a.skwar.me/example=yes? The problem is with the "=" (equal) sign in the URL.

If I set Url="https://a.skwar.me/example=yes" in the XML, terraform apply fails:

When creating some Azure resources such as MetricAlert (https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/azure-native/insights/metricalert/) I have come across the the InputMap type.

As you can see from the MetricAlert documentation, in some scenarios you need to pass in references to other resources in the Tags property. Intellisense shows me Tags is an InputMap which accepts Output<> for the values... but unfortunately the way this works is that the reference needs to be passed in as the key - the value is just the string "Resource".

Is there any way I can pass in my Output into these tags, it is becoming a blocker for getting these alerts into our stack.

I'm trying to create a simple web app with NodeJs and express-handlebars . But Images are not displaying properly in my html page which I'm rendering using handlebars.

Below is my app structure

MyApp is root folder

When creating an Application Insights URL ping test programmatically, for instance via Terraform or the REST API, there are at least two GUID fields. In all examples I have seen, those seem to be using random but static values.

So my question is: In what scope do those actually need to be unique? Can I, for example, create the same URL test in two different Application Insights instances with exactly the same XML definition?

So I'm talking about Id="zzzzzzzz-zzzzzz-zzzz-zzzzzz" and Guid="xxxxxxx-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxx-xxxxxx":