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Webhook Notifications

Introduction

Endtest can send you notifications regarding your test executions to a Webhook URL that you provide.

The settings for Webhook Notifications must be configured for each test suite.

Steps

  1. Go to the Settings screen for your test suite.
  2. Click on the Notifications tab.
  3. Select one of the options from the Webhook Notifications dropdown:
  • Do not send
  • Send every time a test runs
  • Send only when a test fails
  1. Add your Webhook URL.
  2. Click on the Save button.

Endtest will send a POST request to your Webhook URL with the following parameters:

ParameterDescription
nameThe name of the test suite.
hashThe unique hash for the test execution, the same one that it returned by the Endtest API call for running a test.
configurationThe configuration of the machine or mobile device on which the test was executed.
passedThe number of assertions that have passed.
failedThe number of assertions that have failed.
errorsThe number of errors that have been encountered.
logsThe detailed logs for the test execution.
video_urlThe URL for the video recording of the test execution.
variablesAll of the variables from the test execution, both system variables and the variables defined by the user.
test_case_managementThe ID, Name, Status and External IDs for each Test Case.
sourceIt will always have the value 'endtest'. You can use it in your script to identify the requests coming from our platform.
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