Eyes Test Manager

Author: AutomationPanda

Applitools.Example.Tests/AcmeBankTest.cs

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ public static void SetUpConfigAndRunner()
 
         // Create a new batch for tests.
         // A batch is the collection of visual checkpoints for a test suite.
-        // Batches are displayed in the dashboard, so use meaningful names.
+        // Batches are displayed in the Eyes Test Manager, so use meaningful names.
         Batch = new BatchInfo("Example: Selenium C# NUnit with the Ultrafast Grid");
 
         // Create a configuration for Applitools Eyes.
@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ public void OpenBrowserAndEyes()
     /// This test covers login for the Applitools demo site, which is a dummy banking app.
     /// The interactions use typical Selenium WebDriver calls,
     /// but the verifications use one-line snapshot calls with Applitools Eyes.
-    /// If the page ever changes, then Applitools will detect the changes and highlight them in the dashboard.
+    /// If the page ever changes, then Applitools will detect the changes and highlight them in the Eyes Test Manager.
     /// Traditional assertions that scrape the page for text values are not needed here.
     /// <summary>
     [Test]
@@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ public void CleanUpTest()
         Eyes.CloseAsync();
 
         // Warning: `Eyes.CloseAsync()` will NOT wait for visual checkpoints to complete.
-        // You will need to check the Applitools dashboard for visual results per checkpoint.
+        // You will need to check the Eyes Test Manager for visual results per checkpoint.
         // Note that "unresolved" and "failed" visual checkpoints will not cause the NUnit test to fail.
 
         // If you want the NUnit test to wait synchronously for all checkpoints to complete, then use `Eyes.Close()`.