How do you use AI in the QA profession besides writing test automation code?
In what ways does AI help you in your QA routine? So far, I've mainly been using it to rewrite bug reports into a more structured and coherent template, and to help with documentation writing.
Do you have any tips on how I can make better use of AI in QA-related tasks?
I'm a QA engineer (software quality/testing), and I had a major problem with the system documentation at the company where I work. My job involves documenting all system requirements and features, and our documentation was versioned in GitHub alongside the source code.
The issue was that I couldn't simply version PDFs or Word documents. They're heavy, difficult to edit, and not ideal for collaborative work. Obsidian completely solved that problem for me.
Now I maintain all documentation as Markdown files in Obsidian and version everything through GitHub. It's incredibly simple and efficient for collaborative work. Is anyone else doing something similar?
Are there better ways to document software systems? I know there are paid tools out there, but I honestly don't see why I would use them when Obsidian is free and already does everything I need.
Alguem conhece algum lugar que concerte vitrola aqui em recife?
tenho uma vitrola antiga e estou querendo consertar.
So, anyone know why the pet get lost?
I have to summon then almost every time that I stop in some fight for they pick up the loot.
Also, I think that should exist a button to just summon your pet or something like that, I mean, I can summon my mount on the quick whell but not my pet?
My bird mordekai just seems to be out there livin his bird life, eating some worms or siting in some eggs instead of help me.