Integrate Test Observability with Test Management

You can integrate BrowserStack Test Observability with Test Management using BrowserStack SDK. Test Observability works for tests that you run on a locally hosted devices and browsers, CI/CD pipeline, or cloud platform. Test Observability currently supports automated test suites for:

Select a test framework to get started

Nodejs

WebdriverIO

Integrate E2E WebdriverIO tests running locally or on any cloud service

Java

TestNG

Integrate unit or E2E TestNG tests running locally or on any cloud service

Javascript

Cypress

Integrate Cypress tests running locally or on any cloud service

Javascript

Jest

Integrate unit or E2E Jest tests running locally or on any cloud service

Javascript

CodeceptJS

Integrate unit or E2E CodeceptJS tests running locally or on any cloud service

Javascript

Mocha

Integrate unit or E2E mocha tests running locally or on any cloud service

Javascript

Playwright

Integrate unit, API or E2E Playwright tests running locally or any cloud service

Javascript

Nightwatch.js

Integrate E2E Nightwatch.js tests running locally or on any cloud service

Java

Serenity

Integrate E2E Serenity tests running locally or on any cloud service

Java

JUnit5

Integrate E2E JUnit5 tests running locally or on any cloud service

C#

NUnit

Integrate E2E NUnit tests running locally or on any cloud service

C#

MSTest

Integrate E2E MSTest tests running locally or on any cloud service

Python

Pytest

Integrate E2E Pytest tests running locally or on any cloud service

Python

Robot

Integrate E2E Robot tests running locally or on any cloud service

Report upload

JUnit Reports

Integrate by uploading any JUnit XML Report generated by any test framework

Steps to generate and upload test reports using Test Observability

Prerequisites

• A BrowserStack username and access key, which you can access from your BrowserStack account Settings.

Configure your project repository

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.browserstack</groupId>
  <artifactId>browserstack-java-sdk</artifactId>
  <version>LATEST</version>
</dependency>

mvn install
# gradle build

userName: <your browserstack_username goes here>
accessKey: <your browserstack_password goes here>
buildName: <Your static build/job name of CI goes here>
projectName: <Your static project name goes here>
testObservability: true

mvn test -P sample-test

Go to Test Observability from Test Run reports in Test Management

1. Log in to Test Management and select project to which test report was exported.
2. Click Test Runs.
3. Click the graph icon in the TYPE OF RUN column.

Create and export report for test observability using Jenkins

Prerequisites

• Ensure a Jenkins pipeline is created.

You can initate a Test Run report using Jenkins for BrowserStack Test Observability.

1. Open your code base root folder and verify if Jenkinsfile exists. You can also use this sample Jenkinsfile.

2. Push the codebase to your version controling system like Github or Bitbucket.

3. Go to your Jenkins Dashboard and select the master branch of your Pipeline.

4. Click Build Now.

After the Test Run build is complete successfully and generated the report you can check Test Run report in Test Management.