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Use a cloud-based selenium grid on 3000+ browsers to expand your test coverage. Trigger your automation tests directly from GitHub Actions on the LambdaTest cloud.

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Configure GitHub Actions with LambdaTest to ensure that new code does not contain critical bugs before merging it into a feature branch. This will significantly reduce the amount of time spent in the QA phase.

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LambdaTest recommends that you use the GitHub Action for LambdaTest Tunnel which lets automatically sets up binary and execute Selenium tests in conjunction with the GitHub Action to help you test your locally hosted or privately hosted projects.

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Get detailed test logs in GitHub Actions to help you debug your Selenium tests. You can view command logs, network logs, raw Selenium logs, and a video log that shows end-to-end test execution. The test report provides a comprehensive status of your tests on the LambdaTest grid.

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LambdaTest Selenium Grid supports all programming languages and all major test automation frameworks. Check out the documentation to know more.

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Getting Started With Selenium Testing

Whether it is Java, C#, Node or JavaScript, we've got you covered with effortless integration across a wide variety of languages and frameworks.

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test-suite.java

ChromeOptions browserOptions = new ChromeOptions();

browserOptions.setPlatformName("Windows 11");

browserOptions.setBrowserVersion("latest");

HashMap<String, Object> ltOptions = new HashMap<String, Object>();

ltOptions.put("username", "LT_USERNAME");

ltOptions.put("accessKey", "LT_ACCESS_KEY");

ltOptions.put("project", "Untitled");

ltOptions.put("w3c", true);

ltOptions.put("plugin", "java-java");

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browserOptions.setCapability("LT:Options", ltOptions);

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test-suite.cs

ChromeOptions capabilities = new ChromeOptions();

capabilities.BrowserVersion = 'latest';

Dictionary<string, object> ltOptions = new Dictionary<string, object>();

ltOptions.Add("username", "LT_USERNAME");

ltOptions.Add("accessKey", "LT_ACCESS_KEY");

ltOptions.Add("platformName", "Windows 11");

ltOptions.Add("project", "Untitled");

ltOptions.Add("w3c", true);

ltOptions.Add("plugin", "c#-c#");

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capabilities.AddAdditionalOption("LT:Options", ltOptions);

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test-suite.php

$capability = array(

"browserName" => "Chrome"

"browserVersion" => "latest"

"LT:Options" => array(

"username" => "LT_USERNAME"

"accessKey" => "LT_ACCESS_KEY"

"platformName" => "Windows 11"

"project" => "Untitled"

"w3c" => true

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"plugin" => "php-php"

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));

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test-suite.rb

options = Selenium::WebDriver::Options.chrome;

options.browser_version = "latest"

options.platform_name = "Windows 11"

lt_options = {};

lt_options[:username] = "LT_USERNAME";"

lt_options[:accessKey] = "LT_ACCESS_KEY";

lt_options[:project] = "Untitled";

lt_options[:w3c] = true;

lt_options[:plugin] = "ruby-ruby";

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options.set_capability('LT:Options', lt_options);

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test-suite.js

const capability = {

"browserName": "Chrome"

"browserVersion": "latest"

"LT:Options": {

"username": "LT_USERNAME"

"accessKey": "LT_ACCESS_KEY"

"platformName": "Windows 11"

"project": "Untitled"

"w3c": true

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"plugin": "node_js-node_js"

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}};

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test-suite.py

options = ChromeOptions()

options.browser_version = "latest"

options.platform_name = "Windows 11"

lt_options = {};

lt_options["username"] = "LT_USERNAME";

lt_options["accessKey"] = "LT_ACCESS_KEY";

lt_options["project"] = "Untitled";

lt_options["w3c"] = True;

lt_options["plugin"] = "python-python";

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options.set_capability('LT:Options', lt_options);

Using a Python testing framework? Check out our documentation

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Selenium Automation?

Selenium is a free and open-source tool for testing web applications across multiple browsers and operating systems. Selenium Test Scripts can be written in different programming languages, including Java, C#, JavaScript, Python, etc. Automation performed using the Selenium framework is referred to as Selenium Automation testing.

What are the benefits of Selenium in automation?

Selenium has numerous advantages for test automation. It also supports recording and playback for testing web apps and can execute numerous scripts across various browsers.

What is parallel testing?

Parallel testing is one of the best ways to cut down overall test execution time of the whole test build. If you have test builds of multiple tests, parallel testing at LambdaTest will allow you to run these Selenium webdiver tests across multiple machines simultaneously. so if you have a build of 100 tests, and are subscribed on 10 parallel testing plan, then you can run upto 10 test threads simultaneously across 10 machines. Running tests in parallel will cut down drastically your overall build test execution times.

How can I automate with Selenium using LambdaTest?

The LambdaTest Selenium Automation Grid allows you to run end-to-end automation tests on a secure, robust, and scalable Selenium infrastructure. You can perform automated cross-browser testing across 3000+ browsers and operating systems, resulting in higher test coverage and much shorter build times. Refer to our Selenium Automation testing documentation .

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