Change Impact Analysis

Prerequisites

• To use AI-powered test generation for SAP transaction, your Test Manager role must have the following permissions: Test Case - Create.
• If you want to leverage RAG when generating tests, you first need to get started with using Context Grounding, which RAG is a component of. To get started with Context Grounding, visit the dedicated Best practices page.

1. In the Analyze Transports step from the Impact Analysis, select List view to switch to a table of the impacted transactions.
2. For the transactions marked as GAP, select Generate.

   The Provide Supporting Documents window opens, focused on the Add documents section, prompting you for attachments or other documents necessary for generating test cases.

   Figure 2. Selecting GenerateTests for Gaps in the Impact Analysis
   

   

   
   
   1. In the Add documents section of the Provide additional context window, select additional attachments. These are used when generating tests. You can also upload other files yourself.
      Figure 3. The Add documents section for generating tests
      

      

      
      
   2. In the Leverage RAG section of the Provide additional context window, select an index which stores your data uploaded to Context Grounding.

      The selected index helps Autopilot in generating more accurate tests by giving it context about the applications that you are trying to automate. For example, you can leverage RAG when a requirement document has incomplete information or refers to additional details in other sections. In this case you can leverage RAG to draw those details from indexed references.

      Note: For best practices on working with Context Grounding, visit Best practices.

      1. From the Select folder dropdown list, select the folder where you store the indexes storing the desired information you want to share with Autopilot.
      2. From the Select index dropdown list, select the specific index that you want Autopilot to reference.
      3. For Number of results, enter the number of tests you want Autopilot to generate based on the referenced information.
      Figure 4. The Leverage RAG section for generating tests
      

      

      
      
3. Select Next and provide additional instructions that Autopilot^TM should use when generating test cases. Choose from a prompt from the Prompt library or type these instructions in the Provide Additional Guidance window.
   These are some of the instructions that Autopilot can follow:

   • You can instruct Autopilot^TM the number of test cases that you want to generate. The maximum number of test cases is 50.
   • You can specify Autopilot^TM to cover all user steps and acceptance criteria described in the loan request requirement.
   • You can instruct Autopilot^TM to generate pre-conditions.
   • You can specify Autopilot^TM to generate an expected result for each test step.
   • By default, Autopilot considers existing tests linked to a requirement to prevent duplicating tests. However, you can instruct Autopilot to disregard existing tests during new test generation. You can do this by providing an instruction like: "Do not consider tests that are linked to this requirement when generating tests".
   Figure 5. Entering instructions in the Provide additional guidance window
   

   

   
   
4. Select Generate tests to initiate the process.

   When the generation finishes, you will receive a Test Case generation completed notification. Depending on your notification preferences, you can receive the notification both in-app and via email.

5. Select the Test generation completed notification to review the generated test cases.
   1. Expand each test case in the Generate tests panel, and review the generated test cases.
   2. If you are satisfied with their content, select Create tests.
   Figure 6. Expanding a generated test case
   

   

   
   
6. If you are not satisfied with the generated test cases, select Regenerate, and provide additional details about your use case.
   1. Attach more relevant documents for Autopilot^TM to use.
   2. Click Next and type additional details in the Provide instructions text box.
   3. After refining the steps, select Regenerate.
   4. Click the Test generation completed notification to access the regenerated test cases.
   5. Expand each test case and review them.
   6. Select the test cases that you are satisfied with, and then select Create tests.

Supported file types

• Processes only text content – Autopilot processes only the text content from these file types:
  • TXT
  • BPMN
  • CSV
• Processes both text and image content – Autopilot processes both the text and images from these file types:
  • DOCX
  • XLSX
  • PNG
  • JPG
  • PDF