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Has anyone managed to get Seedbed running for end-to-end testing?

John Hoffmann

I managed to update the Dockerfile and scripts to build successfully using the bullseye node package and bellsoft-java8, however I'm stuck with the yarn.lock looking for the seedbed package on cache.sugardev.team.

I looked around and it doesn't look like that package is available anywhere else, so I'm not sure if I should just abandon this effort?  We were really hoping to re-use a lot of the generic step-definitions the Sugar team had built.

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    Hi ,

    Our engineering team has disabled and it is not using Seedbed for quite a while now. We will remove it from our releases soon as it did not receive any updates for the newest releases.

    If you really want to automate your tests, you can use Selenium directly, it is a pretty big effort so I'd advise you to code some of your critical scenarios and keep it simple. Just keep in mind that your tests are version dependent, they might change from version to version.

    SugarCRM | Principal Developer Advocate

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  • +1 Sugar Employee Badge

    Hi ,

    Our engineering team has disabled and it is not using Seedbed for quite a while now. We will remove it from our releases soon as it did not receive any updates for the newest releases.

    If you really want to automate your tests, you can use Selenium directly, it is a pretty big effort so I'd advise you to code some of your critical scenarios and keep it simple. Just keep in mind that your tests are version dependent, they might change from version to version.

    SugarCRM | Principal Developer Advocate

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