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Getting Started with Electric Cloud’s ntest Tool
Written by SPK Blog Post
Published on February 3, 2015
Categories: CloudBees | DevOps | Engineering Operations | Software Development & Release Management | Video

Electric Cloud (now known as CloudBees CD) has released an open-source tool called ec-testing for unit testing Electric Commander procedures. In this video below, David Hubbell demonstrates how to download the tool, set it up, and run example test cases.

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