Abstract: Efficiently executing command-line interface commands with an automated command-line interface. A computing device presents a command-line interface for entry of a command-line by a user. The computing device receives a command-line in the command-line interface to execute an editable view container, the editable view container displaying target content in an editable viewer. The computing device receives one or more user edits to modify the target content entered by the user into the editable viewer. The one or more user edits to the target content are validated. The computing device accesses a manifest file containing a plurality of stored command-lines, each stored command-line corresponding to possible user edits. The computing device executes automatically stored command-lines corresponding to the one or more user edits to modify the target content. The modified target content is displayed in the editable viewer.

Abstract: Efficiently executing command-line interface commands with an automated command-line interface. A computing device presents a command-line interface for entry of a command-line by a user. The computing device receives a command-line in the command-line interface to execute an editable view container, the editable view container displaying target content in an editable viewer. The computing device receives one or more user edits to modify the target content entered by the user into the editable viewer. The one or more user edits to the target content are validated. The computing device accesses a manifest file containing a plurality of stored command-lines, each stored command-line corresponding to possible user edits. The computing device executes automatically stored command-lines corresponding to the one or more user edits to modify the target content. The modified target content is displayed in the editable viewer.

Abstract: A technique for testing software includes monitoring whether a predefined event occurs in a software test instance. In response to occurrence of the predefined event, different types of snapshots of the software test instance are generated according to a property of the event. The snapshots are used to record a state of the software test instance when the predefined event occurs. The different types of snapshots are stored in information related to the predefined event.

Abstract: A technique for testing software includes monitoring whether a predefined event occurs in a software test instance. In response to occurrence of the predefined event, different types of snapshots of the software test instance are generated according to a property of the event. The snapshots are used to record a state of the software test instance when the predefined event occurs. The different types of snapshots are stored in information related to the predefined event.