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Test Manager Tour

Overview​

The Test Manager is a powerful tool designed to assist in test reproduction, debugging, and profiling. It enables you to execute any package test efficiently.

To access Test Manager, navigate through the following path in the Browser:

Apps > Admin > Test Manager

Opening Test Manager

Test Manager Options​

Test Manager options:

OptionDescription
DebugEnables debug point before Test execution (Useless without Browser Inspector (F12))
BenchmarkRuns test in Benchmark mode
Run SkippedEnables skipped test execution

Context Menu options:

OptionDescription
RunExecute test
ProfileProfile test
CopyCopy name to the clipboard
Copy URLCopy the test's link to the clipboard
Copy URL(running)Copy the test's link to the clipboard. Opening this link would invoke test
Run ForceExecute test even if it is marked as skipped

Test Execution​

With Test Manager, you can easily navigate the hierarchical structure of tests to execute individual tests or categories. To run a test, use one of the following methods:

  • Click the Run button.
  • Right-click on the test or category and select Run.

Once a test has executed, the results will be displayed in the Context Panel, where you can review:

  • Test Status (Success, Failure, etc.)
  • Memory Usage (memoryDelta)
  • Execution Time (ms)
  • UI Impact (widgetsDelta)
  • Test Owner (owner)

Executing Tests

Test Debugging​

Test Manager makes debugging simple and efficient. Follow these steps to debug a test:

  1. Select Debug under the Search input.
  2. Open the Browser Inspector (F12).
  3. Execute the test—execution will pause at the test invocation point.
  4. Use Step Into to debug the test step by step.

This method allows you to pinpoint issues and verify test behavior effectively.

Debugging Tests

Test Profiling​

For deeper insights into test execution, Test Manager provides a profiling feature. Follow these steps to profile a test:

  1. Open the Browser Inspector (F12).
  2. Right-click on the test and select Profile.
  3. Navigate to the Performance tab in the Inspector.
  4. Analyze the test execution timeline and performance metrics.

Profiling helps identify performance bottlenecks and optimize test execution times.

Profiling Tests