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Important note
Gauge's official sponsorship ended in 2021. Despite this, we strived to maintain the project with our personal resources as best as possible. However, we've reached a point where we can't ensure the same level of dedication.
The core team will only look into issues in our spare time, which means slower response times. We welcome pull requests, but please anticipate significant delays in reviewing and merging.
Moreover, please consider using Gauge only if you're prepared to adopt and support it fully on your own. With our shift to community-driven maintenance, primary responsibility will fall onto individual users and contributors.
We appreciate your understanding, contributions, and continued support.
Welcome to Gauge
Gauge is a light weight cross-platform test automation tool. It provides the ability to author test cases in the business language.
Get Started
Read more about Why Gauge can be used, its terminologies and get started...
Find out more
| User Docs | Setup Guide | Examples | Contributing | Brand Style Guide |
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 Learn more about using Gauge |
 Getting started with Gauge |
 Some Gauge Examples |
 How can you contribute to Gauge? |
Gauge brand colours, logos, images etc. |
Questions or need help?
Troubleshooting
Context specific Troubleshooting guide is available in relevant pages of the Gauge Documentation.
Talk to us
Please see below for the best place to ask a query:
- How do I? -- Discussions
- I got this error, why? -- Discussions
- I got this error and I'm sure it's a bug -- file an issue
- I have an idea/request -- file an issue
- Why do you? -- Discussions
- When will you? -- Discussions
Other projects
Also maintained by Gauge
- Taiko Headless web browser automation.
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License
Gauge is released under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for the full license text.
Copyright
Copyright 2018 ThoughtWorks, Inc.
Documentation
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Source Files
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Package execution handles gauge's execution of spec/scenario/steps
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Package execution handles gauge's execution of spec/scenario/steps |
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Package parser parses all the specs in the list of directories given and also de-duplicates all specs passed through `specDirs` before parsing specs.
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Package parser parses all the specs in the list of directories given and also de-duplicates all specs passed through `specDirs` before parsing specs. |
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Given old and new step gives the filenames of specification, concepts and files in code changed.
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Given old and new step gives the filenames of specification, concepts and files in code changed. |
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Validation invokes language runner for every step in serial fashion with the StepValidateRequest and runner gets back with the StepValidateResponse.
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Validation invokes language runner for every step in serial fashion with the StepValidateRequest and runner gets back with the StepValidateResponse. |