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Test coverage that stays current
SPIRITT writes and maintains the testing setup around Sauce Labs. It builds browser and device matrices from supported platforms, plans Appium upgrades before support ends, keeps tunnels current and checks status before releases.
What you can do with Sauce Labs.
Matrices built from facts
Pull supported platforms for WebDriver and Appium and turn them into your CI test matrix.
Upgrades before deadlines
Track Appium end-of-life dates and Sauce Connect releases so suites never run on retired versions.
Releases gated on status
Check Sauce Labs service status before pipelines run, and separate platform issues from real bugs.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for QA. Point it at your test repos and CI pipelines.
02
Connect Sauce Labs
Connect Sauce Labs, then GitHub and your CI so changes land as reviewed pull requests.
03
Delegate test upkeep
Say which apps and browsers matter. SPIRITT writes the suites and keeps them current.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Sauce Labs to work.
Test coverage that stays current
Questions
Sauce Labs, with SPIRITT.
01What does SPIRITT get from Sauce Labs?+
Supported platforms, Appium end-of-life dates, Sauce Connect versions, service status and the Performance API definition.
02Does SPIRITT write the tests?+
Yes. It writes WebDriver and Appium suites and CI configuration in your repositories, aimed at supported platforms.
03Can it keep our matrix up to date?+
Yes. It compares your configs with currently supported platforms and opens pull requests for changes.
04How does it handle Appium upgrades?+
It reads end-of-life dates for each Appium version and plans the upgrade before support ends.
05Can it check if Sauce Labs is down?+
Yes. It reads current service status so releases wait out platform incidents.
06Does it track Sauce Connect releases?+
Yes. It checks available tunnel versions per platform and keeps your scripts on a current one.