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Autopilot is a tool for *functional* testing an application. The basic idea is
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that we simulate user input at a very low level, and verify that the application
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under test responde the way we expect it to. Autopilot provides two main
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Reviewer	Review Type	Date Requested	Status
Thomi Richards (community)		2012-11-14	Approve on 2012-11-15
PS Jenkins bot	continuous-integration		Pending
Review via email: mp+134285@code.launchpad.net
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6	4	Autopilot is a tool for functional testing an application. The basic idea is	4	Autopilot is a tool for functional testing an application. The basic idea is
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