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Multiple environments

Introduction

You can use the same test suite for different environments (dev, staging, production, etc).

This can be achieved by using variables.

Details

You can create a separate test case where you declare all or most of your variables.

endtest set variables


Ideally, this test case should be the first test case in your test suite:

endtest test cases

You can have separate test cases in which you declare the variables for each environment:

endtest environments

And when you execute the test suite, you can just select which test cases to execute:

endtest select test cases


Declaring your variables in a single test case also comes in handy if you want to use those variables in different test suites, you just have to use the Import Test Case action to fetch them:

endtest import test case

In that situation, changing the environment can be done simply by editing that Import Test Case step and choosing a different test case that declares a different set of variables.

More details about variables can be found in the Variables chapter.

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