- About TestFLO
- Overview
- For whom
- Key benefits
- Roadmap
- Onboarding
- Basic concepts
- Glossary
- Quick guide for Jira Administrator
- Quick guide for QA manager
- Quick guide for testers
- Demo environment
- Requirements
- Requirements
- Requirement operations
- Designing tests
- Test Case Template
- Organizing tests
- Reporting & tracking
- Reporting and tracking overview
- Requirement Test Coverage Report
- Requirement Traceability Report
- Requirement Test Execution Report
- Test Plan Execution Report
- Test Plan Iterations Report
- Test Execution Report
- Test information panel
- Issue panels
- Export test issues
- Dashboard Gadgets
- Miscellaneous
- TestFLO menu
- Issue Search Dialog
- JQL functions
- Administration & Configuration
- Projects' organization
- Create project
- Project configuration
- TestFLO settings
- TestFLO Permissions
- Custom fields
- Advanced workflow configuration
- Panel Filter Result
- Import/Export TCT
- Test Automation configuration
- Upgrade reports
- Upgrade guide
- Integrations
- Confluence
- REST API
- Configuration Manager for Jira
Test Automation overview
TestFLO is enriched with a Test Automation module thanks to which you can boost your test process and adapt full continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) practices. Automated tests will help reduce the time consumed by repetitive test execution (eg. regression tests) hence testers will have more time to focus on exploratory testing or other tests. Also, the feedback from the tests will be quicker and bugs can be fixed in the early stage.
Test Automation module lets you trigger CI Server tests from Jira and when all tests are completed, gather and send results to Jira where TestFLO creates Test Cases in Test Plan based on a given test result. Thanks to this, you don’t have to change the context between CI Server and Jira to run tests.
TestFLO can be integrated with the following CI Servers:
- Jenkins
- Bamboo
and supports JUnit and TestNG XML test results.
Learn more about:
- Run automated tests operation that is used by the user.
- Automated test runs page that shows a list of all active and finished automated test runs that users requested from a given Test Plan.
- How Jira Administrator can Configure Test Automation.
An example of the use of the Run automated tests operation and a preview of scheduled test run on the Automated test runs page:
