Patrick L Archibald  
My love-hate relationship with #SikuliX automation tool continues. It is a great time saver for repetitive tasks once you have it set-up and your routines written. Writing and testing the routine is time consuming and tedious. Later, slight changes in the GUI break your routines. Today was one of those times where the GUI (a website) changed slightly. Had to rewrite the routine. Joy.

I only use this when there isn't an API and a GUI is all there is.

http://sikulix.com/
RaiMan's SikuliX

Jun 17, 2019 at 2:25pmWeb
Show threadMichlJun 17, 2019
@pla Another approach for such a use case is difference testing https://media.ccc.de/v/gpn19-131-recheck-and-the-sorcerer-s-stone-turning-selenium-into-adamantium#t=16
recheck and the Sorcerer's Stone: Turning Selenium into Adamantium

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Show threadPatrick L Archibald  Jun 17, 2019
@mike Thanks. Unfortunately I use #SikuliX on legacy Windows GUI applications mainly. I just ended up using SikuliX on web apps as well since I had everything in place. I guess I could use Selenium for the web stuff and #SikuliX for Windows GUIs. Thanks again.