Managing environments
Environments enable to describe the context in which tests included in a campaign will be executed.
Managing environments is done from the window tab "Data management" (Figure
).
Figure:
Managing a project's environments
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Adding a new environment
This feature can be accessed by clicking on the button "Add" (Figures
,
). It enables to describe the elements that constitute
an environment (Figure
).
Figure:
Description of an environnment
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Fields defining an environment are:
- Environment name.
- Script: the selected script will be executed before the tests belonging to the
corresponding campaign.
- Environment description.
- Environment parameters: those parameters, as soon as they are given a value,
can be used in tests and in the scripts that can be attached to environments and executions.
Modifying an environment
This feature can be accessed by clicking on the button "Modify" (Figure
). It enables to modify an environment, if it has not been
previously used in an execution.
Deleting an environment
This feature can be accessed by clicking on the button "Delete" (Figure
). t enables to delete the selected environment, if it has
not been previously used in an execution.
Defining an environment's parameters
It is possible in an environment to define or use parameters of a project. Those *
parameters can then be valued for test execution. Thiose features are described
in sections
and
.
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