REST API Automation Testing from Scratch - REST Assured Java - Running the Complete Framework Using Maven Commands

The video tutorial explains how to use Maven commands to run tests, highlighting the importance of Maven in automating test execution, especially when integrating with CI tools like Jenkins. It covers the process of running tests using Maven, the concept of tagging in Cucumber for managing test cases, and how to set tags in Maven commands. The tutorial concludes with a brief mention of future topics on reporting.

What is the primary reason for using Maven commands instead of Eclipse for running tests?

• Eclipse does not support JUnit tests.

• Maven provides better error messages.

• Maven can integrate with CI tools like Jenkins.

• Maven is faster than Eclipse.

Which Maven command is used to compile and run test cases?

• mvn clean

• mvn test

• mvn package

• mvn compile

Which file in a Maven project is automatically checked for JUnit test cases?

• pom.xml

• testng.xml

• testRunner.java

• appTest.java

In Cucumber, what is the purpose of using tags?

• To debug test cases.

• To generate test reports.

• To improve test execution speed.

• To categorize test cases for selective execution.

What is the benefit of using tags for regression testing?

• It speeds up the test execution process.

• It provides detailed test reports.

• It allows running all test cases at once.

• It helps in running only the critical tests during a release.

How can you specify which tagged tests to run using Maven commands?

• By using the -R option.

• By using the -P option.

• By using the -D option.

• By using the -T option.

What does the 'D' in Maven command parameters stand for?

• Dependency

• Debug

• Directory

• Parameter