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Test Automation in GitHub Actions — Complete Guide (2025 Edition)

Test Automation in GitHub Actions — Complete Guide (2025 Edition) In 2025, GitHub Actions has become one of the most widely used CI/CD platforms. It integrates directly into GitHub repositories, making it easier for developers and QA engineers to automate testing, deployment, and DevOps pipelines. With over 20 million workflows running daily across projects of all sizes, GitHub Actions has reshaped how teams think about automation. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about setting up test automation in GitHub Actions — from workflow basics to advanced practices for scaling in enterprise environments. 1. Why GitHub Actions for Test Automation? Native Integration: Works directly inside your GitHub repository. Scalability: Supports matrix builds, parallel jobs, and reusable workflows. Marketplace: Thousands of community actions (for Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, JUnit, PyTest, etc.). Cost Effective: Free minutes for public re...

Continuous Testing in CI/CD Pipelines — A Complete Guide (2025 Edition)

Continuous Testing in CI /CD Pipelines — A Complete Guide (2025 Edition) Modern software delivery is fast-paced. Teams no longer release software once a month or quarter. In 2025, companies deploy features multiple times per day. To keep up with this velocity, testing must also evolve. Continuous Testing has become the foundation of quality in CI/CD pipelines. But what is continuous testing? Why is it critical in 2025? And how can you implement it successfully in your DevOps pipeline? Let’s dive in. 1. What is Continuous Testing? Continuous Testing is the process of executing automated tests throughout the CI/CD pipeline. Instead of leaving testing until the end, every code commit, build, or deployment triggers tests, ensuring quality at every stage. 2. Why Continuous Testing Matters in 2025 Speed: Faster feedback means developers can fix issues immediately. Reliability: Bugs are caught early before reaching production. Cost Saving: Early bug detecti...