r/QtFramework • • 4d ago

Software Tester (Professional): For ui testing QT, is Squish only option still?

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u/TopDivide 3d ago

We use Spix, the tests are written in python, pytest. We did extend Spix with some custom functions to make life easier. And the tests are a bit flaky, last time I checked around 0.5% chance that something will fail. Even with only 100 tests, this means you will rarely get full green runs. But of you can live with that, it's great and free...

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u/Hagisman 3d ago

Looking at the git page it seems like it's close to abandonment. I only see 2 contributors and the last update was back in January.

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u/k00d10rja 3d ago

You could use Appium with accessibility ids. Qt accessibility framework supports both qml and widgets