My QA Automation Journey: From Zero to CI/CD 🚀

Hello, I am embarking on a long journey into QA automation—and documenting my experiences along the way. Just a few months ago, while I could run pytest , I lacked a clear understanding of what a professional automation framework actually looks like. I was familiar with some basic concepts of Python and automation. However, there was a significant gap between knowing isolated tools and…

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