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Version: 2.9

Test Setting

Definition​

A Test Setting can be chosen to run a Test Configuration. The Test Setting defines which Application Instance(s) will be used during a Test Run. The user that is logged in determines which Test Setting is to be selected when Executing the Test Configuration, by setting one as a Preference.

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Test Settings are only relevant when executing Test Configurations from within MTA.
When using MTA's Public API, an Application Instance must be specified.

Properties​

NameDescription
NameThe name of the Test Setting.
PreferenceWhen yes, select this Test Setting to execute.

Business rules​

  • There must be at least one Test Setting per Test Configuration.
  • A Test Setting must be associated to exacly one Application Instance in order to Execute the Test Configuration.

Actions on Test Setting​

View Test Settings​

  • Navigate to the "Test configurations" page.
  • Select the Test Configuration.
  • Navigate to "Test settings".

Create a Test Setting​

  • Navigate to the "Test configurations" page.
  • Select the Test Configuration.
  • Navigate to "Test settings".
  • Click "Add".

Edit a Test Setting​

  • Navigate to the "Test configurations" page.
  • Select the Test Configuration.
  • Navigate to "Test settings".
  • Click on the '' button and choose "Edit".

Delete a Test Setting​

  • Navigate to the "Test configurations" page.
  • Select the Test Configuration.
  • Navigate to "Test settings".
  • Click on the '' button and choose "Delete".

Associate an Application Instance to a Test Setting​

  • Navigate to the "Test configurations" page.
  • Select the Test Configuration.
  • Navigate to "Test settings".
  • Click on "Select" for the Application you want to select an Instance for.

Set a Test Setting as Preference​

  • Navigate to the "Test configurations" page.
  • Select the Test Configuration.
  • Navigate to "Test settings".
  • Click on "Set as my preference" on the Test Setting you want to use.

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Last updated 22 November 2023