The Golden Rule of Debugging
Most beginners make the same debugging mistake: they only look at the console output… and miss the real cause of the failure. In this short, I explain the Golden Rule of Debugging in Automation using a simple car analogy — so you’ll never forget it again. To debug tests like a pro, you must check: ✔ screenshots ✔ traces ✔ DOM snapshots ✔ network logs ✔ error stack ✔ environment issues Following this single rule will cut your debugging time in half and help you fix flaky tests faster. Perfect for: Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, API Automation, QA & SDET learners. #AutomationTesting #shorts #DebuggingTips #FlakyTests https://AutomationStepByStep.com/ Never Stop Learning Raghav
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