Is anyone using Chat GPT to either find documentation or generate code?
I gave it a shot last year. For the script specifications I noted:
- Language: Eggplant SenseTalk
- Application: Eggplant Functional 22.5.0
- Script Requirements:
- foo
- bar
I basically asked for a SenseTalk snippet that would run ipconfig on the VM SUT and tuck the localhost IP value into a CSV file. I soon discovered that while ChatGPT did great with SenseTalk by itself, once I started engaging it specifically for Eggplant Functional use I had to work as hard to get something usable as I would have on my own. I haven’t tried again since but it’s always worth another go if there are improvements in how much ChatGPT now knows about Eggplant’s implementation of SenseTalk, and if it has a better general understanding of how automation testing scripts should be implemented to enhance usability and modularity.
Have you tried it out yourself, and what was your experience?
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Agreed! SenseTalk’s integration with Eggplant Functional can be nuanced, and while tools like ChatGPT provide a great starting point, the specifics of Eggplant’s implementation often require additional manual refinement. It’s exciting to think about potential improvements in understanding and handling automation testing frameworks. Revisiting with an updated ChatGPT could be a worthwhile experiment, especially if the focus is on modular, maintainable script designs.