How to run a test?

First, go to the Tests list page:

Then, select all the tests that you which to add. The order in which you add them will be the order in which they will run. 

 

Pay attention to the Run list: if you have clicked several times the same test, instead of having one line per occurrence of that test, you have one line with a repetition number on the left of the name of the test. You can edit that repetition number if you click it:

 

When you are ready, click Run.

The tests will not be run immediately: instead, you'll be taken to a new page, named Run confirmation page:

If you don't intend to change anything to the default values, it's quite straightforward, and you can directly click the big green Run button at the top or at the bottom. But if you want to customize the behavior of your tests, let's take a look at the following areas:

As you may already know, global variables can have different values per platform, and even several values on the same platform. Let's assume that we have the following global variables configured:

And let's assume that our test named lucky draw test requires the following variables:

In our Run confirmation page, if we choose to run the tests on platform Production, here is what happens: 

Both global variables AMOUNT_BET and API_SERVER are private, so we don't see them in the variables area. But since they have a value for the platform Production, they'll take that value without us seeing it.

The global variable LUCKY_NUMBERS is public, so we can see it. Since that variable has two values on the platform Production, we can choose which value to pick. We can even enter a custom value if needed.

What if LUCKY_NUMBERS was private? Since it has several values on platform Production, the first value (423317088998) would be selected automatically, and we would not be able to change it.

What if we select the platform TheBeta? We'll run into problems:

Now that we have seen how selecting a platform impacts the way your tests will run, let's see the most important area for configuring the run: the variables editing and owners overriding area.

When the same test is to be run several times in a row, it is displayed as a group:

 

You can tell it's a group thanks to the arrow symbol ▶ on its left, and the repetition number on its right (x2). By default, the group is collapsed, but you can expand it and see one line per repetition if you click it:

 

Expanding the group allows you to set different values of variables and owners for each repetition of the test. If the group is collapsed, changing a variable or owner means changing it for all repetitions at once.

There are also additional options to set the values of variables and owners more quickly. Click the three dots button ⋮ on the right of a variable or owner and you'll see this:

 

The Reset value option will revert the value of the variable or owner to what it was originally. The Set same value for all tests will give the same value to this variable or owner everywhere at once.

At the bottom of the Run confirmation page is the Options area:

Alternatively, you can relaunch tests from the Tests results page. Just click to Add all the results whose tests you want to re-run, and then click Run:

 

Or in a results details page, click the Run again button to relaunch this specific test: