Annotations Helper Attributes with Examples

This lecture covers the use of dependencies in TestNG to control test execution order, including the 'depends on methods' attribute. It explains how to include or exclude test groups and manage test execution order without changing method names. The lecture also introduces helper attributes like 'enabled' to skip tests and 'timeout' to manage execution time, enhancing test management and reporting in Java automation frameworks.

How can you exclude a group of test cases in TestNG?

Explain how to execute test methods in a specific order using TestNG.

What is the purpose of the 'depends on methods' attribute in TestNG?

How can you define multiple dependencies for a single test method in TestNG?

What is the role of helper attributes in TestNG?

What is the significance of the 'enabled' attribute in TestNG?

Describe how to handle a test case that is known to have a bug.

What is the function of the 'timeout' attribute in TestNG?

How can you ensure that a test case waits for a specific duration before failing?

What are the benefits of using TestNG over plain Java for test automation?