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    <id>https://fanaticaltest.com/articles/github-actions-os-matrix-windows-macos-linux/</id>
    <title>A GitHub Actions matrix for Windows, macOS and Linux</title>
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    <summary>Run your tests on Windows, macOS and Linux on every commit with a GitHub Actions matrix: runner labels, shell differences, caching, artefacts and costs.</summary>
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    <summary>Appium&#39;s Windows and Mac2 drivers, NovaWindows, pywinauto and AT-SPI tools compared: how to drive native desktop applications on each operating system.</summary>
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    <title>Memory leaks and crashes: the analysis tools for each OS</title>
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    <summary>How to run one Playwright suite on Windows, macOS and Linux across Chromium, Firefox and WebKit — setup, flaky-test traps, traces and CI sharding.</summary>
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    <title>Test on Windows, macOS and Linux from one machine</title>
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    <summary>Windows Sandbox, Hyper-V, UTM, Tart, QEMU/KVM and VirtualBox compared: which VM or sandbox to use for cross-platform testing, and the licence limits.</summary>
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