Generate synthetic test data

When you generate your synthetic test data, Autopilot considers the existing arguments within your workflow, as well as the additional instructions provided in the prompt. With this information it will try to generate test data that leads to a high coverage within your test case.

To produce a robust set of test data, we recommend to use arguments wherever feasible, instead of relying solely on local variables, or specific string values. By using arguments, you allow Autopilot to generate test data that aligns more closely with the dynamic requirements of your workflow.

By default, Autopilot generates approximately ten data records, aiming to achieve high code or activity coverage within your test case. However, if your test strategy requires a specific algorithm, such as 'pairwise' or 'all combinations', include this instruction in your prompt.

For instance, consider the following example prompt: "Generate test data for every argument and combine the data fields pairwise."

You can also instruct Autopilot to perform various other tasks, such as generate a specific number of data records, or include additional data fields.

Consider the following example prompts: