Test Run

Overview

A Test Run executes a single test case against a specific endpoint. It’s ideal for:

• validating setup (base URL + auth) before running larger suites
• debugging one failing endpoint quickly
• iterating on assertions and test data

Key capabilities

• Environment selection: run against Dev/QA/Staging/etc. and apply the right configuration.
• Real-time feedback: inspect request/response details, assertions, and errors.
• Fast iteration: adjust inputs and rerun without rebuilding a whole suite.

How to run a test

1. Open a test case.
2. Select Test Run.
3. Choose:
   • Environment
   • Test configuration (variables, data parameters)
4. Select Run.
5. Review logs and reports to confirm:
   • auth is applied correctly
   • responses match expected schemas and assertions

What to do when a run fails

• 401/403: verify token scope/roles and header format. See Configuration fundamentals.
• 4xx validation failures: check required params/body and ensure test data exists.
• 5xx/timeouts: treat as environment instability first; tune timeouts/retries only for transient errors.

Related articles

• Test case
• Test configuration
• Detailed test report
• Test run pack