Tracking one-click bugs with Lambdatest and Assembla integration

When conducting software testing, it is important to identify and apply for a bug to solve the problem before increasing, reducing the costs and efforts needed for repair later. This is where the web -based control and collaboration platform such as Assembla helps you effectively record and track defects.

Integrate Lambdatest with Assembla from the initial stage playing a key role in supporting this early detection and applying for a bug. This integration allows the team to record the bug directly from the test session, synchronize it with project assignments, and ensure faster resolution in organized development workflows.

To use this integration, check our documentation of the integration of Lambdatest with Assembla.

What is Assembla?

Assembla is a cloud -based platform that provides control versions and project management solutions specifically for the software development team. It supports several version control systems, such as GIT, Subversion (SVN), and better repositories, allowing the team to manage their source code, track change, and collaborate more efficiently.

This platform offers a series of comprehensive tools that streamline development workflows, increase team collaboration, and provide visibility into project progress. Strong features of Assembla include ticket tracking, task management, and reporting capabilities.

Why integrate bug tracking with cross-browser testing?

Integrate bug tracking with cross-browser testing ensures consistent and smooth performance in all versions of browsers and browsers, reduce the development cycle and prevent poor user experiences caused by specific browser bugs. Therefore, it is very important to conduct comprehensive testing that is integrated with efficient bug tracking to provide high quality standards and smooth cross-browsser experiences.

This integration increases the efficiency of development and increasing team productivity. In addition, connecting direct testing to bug tracking in the development process helps capture problems early on, reducing the time and efforts spent on post -placement improvements. Therefore, integrated test and tracking bugs ensure your application is functioning as referred to in all browsers, which leads to better user satisfaction and business success.

How does Lambdatest integration work with Assembla?

Integrate Lambdatest with Assembla Empowering the Development Team to conduct comprehensive testing and tracking bugs smoothly. The process of direct integration and can be completed in just a few steps.

After being integrated, this allows the user to record the problem directly from the platform, set it to the team members, and include screenshots of the test session, with a field filled with pre-filled in the assembly for each testing instance.

Lambdatest is an AI original test execution platform that allows you to do manual testing and automation on a scale on the long distance test laboratory of 3000+ real browsers and operating systems.

Bugs identified during testing on Lambdatest automatically enter the assembla with the main details such as summary, description, and priority. This gives a centralized and comprehensive team about problems, producing more efficient workflows, reduced stop time, and overall improvement in the life cycle of development.

Overall

In conclusion, the integration of Lambdatest with Assembla allows users to quickly submit bugs during testing and record them smoothly with comprehensive details directly to the Assembla project.

This integration is now available for all users, offering a smooth solution team to test applications and track bugs with inefficiency that has never happened before. We hope that this new integration with this assembla will greatly benefit you while maximizing your productivity.

Try the integration of our new assembla and share your thoughts about the Lambdatest community. You can also contact us via our chat portal or at support@lambdatest.com.

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