The code is the documentation! Always.No, but I'm knee deep in pytest. I'm the first actual QA guy here and the company started around 2000. So they have built a ton of automated tests, but no documented test cases or documentation on what's being tested and how without reading the code. I've only run and played with basic python scripting, this is an entire test framework built in it. So my boss gave me some light reading.
I'm signed up for a 2 week boot camp that I hope will be enough. I might use the reference guide, but I haven't sat and read a programming book in a while. That's a very old school way to go about it.
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