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Test automation must be lightweight, re-usable and easy to apply, in order to help organisations, ease its implementation enterprise wide. Curiosity aims to provide a viable solution for the frustrations that automation engineers and testers currently face. From requirements defects, to complex scripting and test data bottlenecks, the below infographic discusses how we remove barriers to in-sprint testing.
Why does it remain so hard to develop and test in-sprint?
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