QA / QA Automation
Have you ever disagreed with the product readiness for release? How important is argumentation for you in such cases?
What is CI/CD and why is it necessary for a QA engineer?
How to find a line in a file without opening it completely, and replace a found word with another (using grep/sed commands in Linux)?
What collections (data structures) are there in Python?
What is the approximate ratio of manual testing to automation in terms of time?
Who should approve changes to the status model/contract with the consumer teams (subscribed to Kafka events)?
How do you ensure test scalability?
There is a set of test cases for several days, but the business needs a release today and only has time for 5 of them. What criteria do you use for selection?
How were the pipelines built? Were there scheduled launches, and what reports were used?
If two weeks have passed, you ran tests, and they all turned red — what do you do?
On what basis do you understand that checks should be included in the regression plan?
Write any one of these test cases completely, including the expected results.
What features of Playwright do you know?
GET /symbol_search/v3/ get list of symbols by condition Parameters origin * required string (header) The header "origin: www.tradingview.com" is mandatory, otherwise it will return 403 Available values: www.tradingview.com domain string (query) Domain for search (leave empty for search within tradingview domain) text string Search string. Looks for matches in fields
At what level is test isolation in Playwright? Why create a new BrowserContext?
Is it possible to implement a request-response model through Kafka to receive processing confirmation?
We have entities A, B, C, and then 50-60 components within them. How would you solve the problem of growth?
What do you see in the log record? What information can be found?
Given an array of positive and negative integers. Sort it so that all positive numbers come first in their original order. What will be in the second half of the array - doesn't matter.
Looking from line 26 — what stands out in the code?