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Open Sauce: Free unlimited testing for open source projects
- peapicker 14y agoSaw the title as was hoping for a salsa recipe site.
- jlipps 14y agoI hear you. Every day I come into work at Sauce I find myself thinking, "maybe this is the day we pivot to salsa manufacturing?"
- sourishkrout 14y agoI'm all up for a offsite salsa cooking class as a team building exercise.
- santiycr 14y agoThat was actually in our plans not loo long ago, for real
- Zarkonnen 14y agoI reiterate that you should do promotional brazil nut hot sauce. :) (It's high in Selenium...)
- dllthomas 14y agoI'd buy it!
- illicium 14y agoWe have to disrupt the salsa market!
- jblz 14y agobecause people like to say, "Salsa!"
- josh2600 14y agoThis is awesome. We're very FOSS and I've let our design team know about this. Thanks folks! Note: I'm the community manager for http://www.2600hz.com http://www.2600hz.com
- Cogito 14y ago"In exchange, we just ask that you agree you will only use this account for your OSS project(s) and that all of your test results (videos, screenshots, and the Selenium log) will be publicly accessible" This sounds great, but I couldn't find a listing of these resources anywhere, which would be great to have. The Open Sauce page [1] has a listing of some of the projects taking advantage of this service but no links to the actual test results etc. Does this exist, and if not can someone put it together? [1] http://saucelabs.com/opensource http://saucelabs.com/opensource
- glowascii 14y agoHere's an example for you, from the wd.js project spearheaded by our own Adam Christian: https://saucelabs.com/tests/7639f02aa04d4393a7dd39a99e49de1b https://saucelabs.com/tests/7639f02aa04d4393a7dd39a99e49de1b This differs from the default Sauce job page in that the logs for the test aren't shared, and of course, only the person who ran the job can edit it.