Do you have experince with CLI

 Experience with CLI:

"Yes, I have experience with the Command Line Interface (CLI). Specifically, I have used Git Bash and Command Prompt (cmd) extensively in my day-to-day tasks. Here are some key aspects of my experience:

1. Version Control with Git Bash:

   • Repository Management: I regularly use Git Bash to manage repositories. This includes cloning repositories, checking out branches, merging changes, and resolving conflicts.
   • Commit and Push: I perform commit operations to save changes and push them to remote repositories. I also pull updates from remote branches to keep my local repository up to date.
   • Branching: I create, switch, and delete branches to manage different features or fixes in a project. This helps in maintaining a clean and organized workflow.

2. Running Tests in Command Prompt (cmd):

   • Executing Scripts: I run automated test scripts directly from the command line. This includes running tests written in frameworks like TestNG and Playwright.
   • Build Automation: I use the command line to trigger build processes using tools like Maven or Gradle. This is often integrated with CI/CD pipelines to ensure continuous testing and deployment.
   • Environment Configuration: I configure and manage environment variables through the command line, which is essential for running tests in different environments.

3. General CLI Tasks:

   • File Operations: I perform various file operations such as navigating directories, creating and deleting files, and editing configuration files using CLI tools.
   • Network Utilities: I use command line tools like ping, tracert, and netstat for network troubleshooting and analysis.
   • System Monitoring: I utilize commands to monitor system performance, check running processes, and manage system resources.

Overall, my experience with the CLI has been integral to my role as a QA engineer. It allows me to perform tasks efficiently, automate workflows, and integrate seamlessly with various development and testing tools."