Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for performing autonomous self-healing of test scripts. One example process includes the actions of recording data that reflects user interactions with multiple user interface objects of a first user interface, and, for each interaction, generating a natural language statement that reflects an intent of the interaction with an associated user interface object. The process also includes storing the natural language statements in a test script, autonomously self-healing the test script for execution on a second user interface, and executing the autonomously self-healed test script on a second user interface.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for performing autonomous self-healing of test scripts. One example process includes the actions of recording data that reflects user interactions with multiple user interface objects of a first user interface, and, for each interaction, generating a natural language statement that reflects an intent of the interaction with an associated user interface object. The process also includes storing the natural language statements in a test script, autonomously self-healing the test script for execution on a second user interface, and executing the autonomously self-healed test script on a second user interface.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for performing autonomous self-healing of test scripts. One example process includes the actions of recording data that reflects user interactions with multiple user interface objects of a first user interface, and, for each interaction, generating a natural language statement that reflects an intent of the interaction with an associated user interface object. The process also includes storing the natural language statements in a test script, autonomously self-healing the test script for execution on a second user interface, and executing the autonomously self-healed test script on a second user interface.

Abstract: A pull-pull power sliding window assembly is disclosed, comprising a frame, a sliding pane slidable within the frame, and a pull-pull cable assembly for moving the sliding pane between a open and a closed position. The pull-pull cable assembly comprises a drive motor, a drive drum, and drive cable comprising a cable and a semi-rigid conduit wrapped around the cable, connecting the drive drum to the sliding pane for pulling the sliding pane back and forth. A retainer is mounted on the drive motor, a plunger is slidably received into an opening of the retainer, and the drive cable is routed through the plunger and into the retainer opening. A spring is positioned between the retainer and the plunger and is movable from an expanded condition where the plunger is biased away from the retainer and the drive cable is biased away from the sliding pane, and a compressed condition where the plunger is closer to the retainer and the drive cable extends further out of the conduit.