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At Keploy, we wanted our tool to be part of the Github pipeline so that developers could be guaranteed that modifications made in pull requests could be safely merged and deployed. The only problem we had was ~ is it possible. The reason for this question is because Keploy uses eBPF to track network calls, which requires sudo capabilities. So the question becomes, will GitHub grant users sudo rights for a program they construct and execute on their systems?

In JavaScript, variables are fundamental building blocks. With the introduction of ES6, developers gained more options – let and const – alongside the traditional var. Understanding the distinctions between these declarations is crucial for writing clean, efficient, and bug-free code. Regardless of whether you are new to programming or not, knowing how var, let, and const operate can help you avoid a lot of common mistakes and write better JavaScript.

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Test automation is about speed, scale, and precision. As software teams ship faster, the pressure on QA increases. Manual testing can’t keep up. You need a way to validate key workflows without slowing things down — that’s where automation test cases come in.

I’ve been in the automation testing game long enough to watch trends come and go. The biggest lesson I gained after all those year is how going back to the fundamentals is usually the "best" best practice. Here’s the thing — buzzwords mean nothing if you can’t trust your test suite. At the end of the day, it’s not about chasing hype. It’s about doing the basics really, really well. So here are 20 automation testing best practices for 2025.

Test parameterization allows testers to run the same test case with multiple sets of input data, eliminating the need for duplicate test cases. Instead of hardcoding values, testers define variables that can be dynamically replaced during execution. This approach is essential for testing different scenarios efficiently, such as validating multiple user credentials or input combinations without creating separate test cases for each variation.

Agile software development is all about moving fast. Quick iterations, faster releases, constant feedback: it’s a model designed for speed and flexibility. Teams love it because it lets them ship features faster and respond to changes without getting bogged down. But here’s the catch: every time you move fast, there’s a risk you’ll break something. That’s where regression testing comes in.