Tenant-level settings in Test Manager for applying configuration across all projects within a tenant, accessible from the Settings header in the General tab.

Tenant level settings in Test Manager allow you to apply various settings across all projects within a given tenant. To access Tenant level settings, go to Test Manager, select Settings in the header, and access the General tab.

Check the following settings you can apply for all projects inside a tenant:

The Allow legacy execution context setting allows you to enable the execution of test sets, which have no Orchestrator folder context assigned. This was the default behavior before this setting became available. Test sets without folder context are executed in a random folder on Orchestrator.

Turn off this setting to enforce a folder selection for each automated execution of test sets. This setting ensures backward compatibility for test sets created before this setting became available. We recommend to have this setting disabled for future test execution.

Visit Configuring test sets for specific execution folders and robots for more information about executing test cases from a certain execution folder.

The Enable reporting with Insights setting allows you to activate Insights to retrieve data, facilitating the creation of Test Manager dashboards. Once you enable this setting, two predefined dashboards become available under the UiPath Templates section in Insights, for Test Manager:

Select Insights if you want to navigate directly to the UiPath Templates section.

For more information on Test Manager dashboards and the employed data models, visit Test Manager integration overview.

The default project stores the results of executions that do not specify a project, so you can run tests from the command line without first creating a project in Test Manager. Existing pipelines that do not pass a project keep working.

Test Manager creates the default project automatically the first time it is requested through the API. Enabling Test Manager does not create it. Every later request returns the same project.

The default project has the following properties:

Tenant administrators can use an existing project as the default project. Changing the default project does not change the permissions of the new or the previous default project, so everyone who runs tests must already have access to the project you select.