Roadmap
Ambition
The long-term goal for ATAF is to become a city-wide test framework for both UI and REST applications at the Landeshauptstadt München — a shared foundation that any team at it@M can pick up to automate end-to-end, browser, and API tests without rebuilding the same boilerplate in every project.
A growing pool of reusable building blocks already ships with the web and rest modules and can be dropped into most applications as-is. Two examples from the web module:
SingleSignOnPage— generic Keycloak/SSO login flow that works against any Keycloak realm by parameterising the username field, password field, and login-button locators.RandomNameGenerator— fetches a realistic random first name and surname from an external generator and exposes them (including an email-conform form) for test-data setup.
The roadmap is about growing that pool — and the framework itself — until any LHM team can wire ATAF into a new project and immediately have working SSO, test data, reporting, and Jira/Xray integration.
See the open issues for the current list of proposed features and known issues.