Added Vanilla Java Sample Project #4
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Pull request overview
This PR adds a new "vanilla Java" Selenium sample project to the browserstack-selenium-load-testing-sample repository, demonstrating how to run Selenium tests without a testing framework using just plain Java with a main method approach.
Key Changes:
- Added standalone Java test implementation using main method instead of test framework annotations
- Configured Maven build setup with Selenium 4.15.0 dependency
- Included BrowserStack Load Testing configuration and documentation
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Copilot reviewed 5 out of 5 changed files in this pull request and generated 8 comments.
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| File | Description |
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| vanillajava/src/test/java/com/example/SimpleTest.java | Implements two Selenium test scenarios (add to cart, checkout flow) using plain Java with main method execution instead of test framework annotations |
| vanillajava/pom.xml | Maven configuration with Selenium dependencies, compiler settings for Java 11, and surefire plugin configuration |
| vanillajava/browserstack-load.yml | BrowserStack Load Testing configuration for Selenium with language and dependencies setup |
| vanillajava/README.md | Setup instructions including Maven installation, BrowserStack CLI download links, and test execution steps |
| README.md | Minor whitespace addition to the root README file |
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| # Add list of file paths under 'dependencies' to help set up the test environment by installing required packages. Example: path to 'pom.xml' for Java projects using Maven, path to 'package.json' for Node.js projects. | ||
| # Add list of file paths under 'testConfigs' to define which configuration files should be used to run tests. Example: path to 'playwright.config.ts' for Playwright (Node.js), path to 'testng.xml' for Selenium (TestNG). | ||
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The browserstack-load.yml configuration is missing the 'framework' field that is present in all other test framework examples (junit-4, junit-5, testng). For vanilla Java without a test framework, you should either add a framework field with an appropriate value (possibly 'none' or 'vanilla') or explicitly document why it's omitted. This inconsistency may cause confusion or issues with the BrowserStack Load Testing service.
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