Environments

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Overview

The Environments section is where your testing environments are defined. A testing environment can be a development, staging, production, or any other project-specific environment. This section allows you to add, modify, or delete environments according to your needs.

Create an Environment

To create an environment, click Create Environment and enter valid values in the following fields:

Field	Description
Environment Name	Name of the environment. Should be minimum 4 characters long. Mandatory: Yes
API Base URL	URL of the environment for API or Batch testing. Mandatory: Yes
Application URL	URL of the environment for UI testing. You can also specify the target URL in the Service > Uploaded File > url field . In case, different target URLs are specified in the Application URL and Uploaded File > url fields, the system will use the URL specified in the Application URL. Mandatory: No
Default	Sets the selected environment as default for test runs and templates of an external system. Selecting will override the existing default environment, if any. Mandatory: No
Authentication	Specifies the authentication details for the test environment. The following are the possible values: Variables Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 Overview The variables in the Variables section can be reused across all steps and flows within your project. For example, if you need to automate a login process, you can store sensitive login credentials like `username` and `password` as project variables. Instead of manually entering these credentials in every API or UI step, you can reference them using `{{username}}` and `{{password}}`, ensuring consistency and simplifying maintenance. By using project variables, you can easily update values in one place. If you need environment-specific values, for example, different credentials for development or production, you can configure Variables in Environments to manage these settings for each environment, making it easy to switch between them without modifying individual steps. Integrations Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 Overview The Integrations section in the Project module enables you to configure integrations at the project level. Before confguring your integrations, ensure that you have enabled your test case management and issue tracking applications in the Settings module. Configure project integrations Go to the Integrations tab of the selected project. Click Configure Project Integrations. Click the Test Case Management toggle. Select `TestRail` from the dropdown across App To Use. Select a project from the TestRail Project dropdown list. Click the Issue Tracking toggle. Select the issue tracking app from the App To Use dropdown list. Select a project from the TestRail Project dropdown list. Click Save. × Modify an integration configuration You can modify any configuration for the test case management and issue tracking integrations by selecting a new value from the dropdown list, then clicking the Save button.

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Environments

Overview

Create an Environment

Variables

Overview

Integrations

Overview

Configure project integrations

Modify an integration configuration