Off course..<\/p>\n

There is the argument against writing ‘typical’ test cases altogether<\/p>\n

Regardless of where you are on that spectrum, steps to automate in a check need to be precise<\/p>\n

And what we are automating is as important as how we automate it<\/p>\n

Running automated checks itself is not the purpose<\/p>\n

Rather facilitate testers by running 1 – “mundane” but 2 – “Necessary” checks,<\/p>\n

So they can test more important features while the dumb work is done by a machine<\/p>\n

Without carefully thought checks \/ tests, will be hard to achieve this<\/p>\n

More on that here:<\/p>\n