AI Self-Healing
Understanding Auto Healing in Context QA
Auto healing in Context QA keeps your test cases running smoothly, even if your app's UI changes. When button names or elements update but their core functionality stays the same, Context QA’s AI steps in to adapt your tests for you. Here’s how it works in practice.
Run your test case after a UI update.
Suppose a recent release changed the Sign In button to Login — but nothing else about the login flow changed.
Execute the test script as usual.
The original script looks for Sign In, but Context QA’s AI notices when elements have changed.
Let Context QA analyze the changes.
If there's no functional change and the step's accuracy score is above 90%, AI automatically heals (updates) the step.
Check the detailed test report.
After execution, click View Detailed Report to see which steps were auto healed.
Review the auto healed steps.
Steps like the transition from Sign In to Login will be clearly marked as auto healed, showing that AI made the right connection.
Auto healing means you spend less time updating tests when your UI changes, and more time focusing on what matters. It helps keep your automated tests reliable, even as your application evolves.
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