- Getting Started with Test Suite
- Studio
- Orchestrator
- Testing robots
- Test Manager
- Change Impact Analysis
- Requirements
- Assigning test cases to requirements
- Linking test cases in Studio to Test Manager
- Unlink automation
- Delete test cases
- Document test cases with Task Capture
- Create test cases
- Importing manual test cases
- Generate tests for requirements
- Cloning test cases
- Exporting test cases
- Automate test cases
- Manual test cases
- Applying filters and views
- Test sets
- Executing tests
- Documents
- Reports
- Export data
- Bulk operations
- Searching with Autopilot
- Troubleshooting
Getting started
- The Test Manager platform license: This allows you to add the Test Manager service to your organization.
- The Tester - Named User license: This allows you to open Test Manager and use it.
For more information about licenses and enabling them in your organization, visit Licensing Test Manager.
To use Test Manager, first you need to provision the Test Manager service to the tenant where you want to use it.
Visit Provisioning Services to check how to enable Test Manager in your tenant.
After you enable Test Manager in your tenant, you have to allocate user licenses for users that need access to Test Manager.
To allocate Tester - Named User licenses:
- Navigate to the Admin, and go to Licenses.
- Go to the Users tab.
- In the View Licenses section, check how many Tester - Named User licenses are available for your organization.
- Depending on how you want to
allocate licenses (for user or for a group of users), perform the following
steps:
- For users:
- Expand the License Allocations to Users section.
- For the desired user, select Edit license allocation.
- Select Tester - Named User.
- Select Save to confirm the license allocation.
- For a group of users:
- Expand the License Allocations to Users section.
- For the desired group, select Edit group allocation rule.
- Select Tester - Named User.
- Select Save to confirm the license allocation.
- For users:
Visit Allocating user licenses to learn how to allocate user licenses in your organization.
- Administrative Test Manager functions such as, creating projects, Integrating Application Lifecycle Management tools, or defining custom fields can only be done by Test Manager Administrators.
- A user that is an organization administrator is also a Test Manager Administrator.
- An Test Manager Administrator also requires a Tester - Named User license for using Test Manager.
- To correctly sync results between Orchestrator and Test Manager, make sure the folder from which you are executing tests is available for the admin user. For more information, see Roles.
To complete the integration with Studio, you need to configure the Test Manager Settings.
- You need a Studio license. For more information, see About Licensing.
- If Studio is not yet activated or connected to your Orchestrator instance, see Activate Studio.
The test project is composed of artifacts (e.g. requirements, test cases, test sets) that are targeted towards a joint testing goal. You can create an unlimited number of test projects.
- Projects are visible only to project creators and Administrators. To enable access to other users to your project, see Managing users and groups.
- You can create an unlimited number of test projects.
Any user role can create a project, while only Administrators/Project Owners can edit or delete projects.
For more information see User and Group Access Management.
To quickly find your test projects, use the search function, and the filters. Navigate within the page using and configuring the paginator. Alternatively, you can use the breadcrumb to navigate between the pages.
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Filter - You have two filter tabs to choose from:
- All projects - to list all test projects.
- Favorite projects - to list only the test projects that have been marked as favorite.
- Search - Use the search bar to find test projects by their name or prefix.
UiPath® Task Capture is a process discovery tool that helps you document your test cases to avoid manually downloading the images and typing titles for each of the included actions.
Working in the background, the tool captures the performed steps, takes screenshots with every mouse click, and collects smart data about the process statistics (execution time, number of steps, text entries, etc.). You can edit and annotate each screenshot and add information for each step.
.ssp,
.docx and .jpg (diagram image) format that can
be easily uploaded to Test Manager.
For more information, see Task Capture Introduction.
