Environment Test Data

In Testsigma, you can handle and use specific sets of test data linked to different test environments with Environment Test Data. You can include this data in the specific environment where the app is tested, like server names, port numbers, and database credentials. Integrating this environment-specific data into test cases allows you to verify the app's behaviour across different environments such as development, testing, staging, and production. This guide provides an overview of using Environment Test Data in Testsigma across test steps, ad-hoc runs, and test plans.

Prerequisite:

Before using Environment Test Data, you must understand specific concepts such as creating a Test Case, Test Steps, Environment, and Test Plan and how to use them with Test Data Types, Ad-hoc Runs.

Use Environment in Test Steps

1. Use NLP to create a new step in the Test Case and include a placeholder for test data.
2. Click the test data placeholder to replace it, and then select the * Environment from the Test Data Types dropdown menu.
3. Select Environment in the Environments overlay screen from the right-side panel.

Use Environment in Ad-hoc Run page

1. On the Ad-hoc Run page, click the right arrow before Additional Settings to reveal the feature.
2. Select Environmet from the drop-down list.

Use Environment in Test Plan

1. Navigate to the Test Plan Settings tab on the Create or Edit Test Plan page.
2. In the Additional Settings section, select Environment from the drop-down list.