Introduction: Testsigma Terminal- Installing Testsigma Terminal
- Installing Testsigma Terminal on Linux
- Installing Testsigma Terminal on Windows
- Components of Testsigma Terminal
- Editing a Test Case Using Copilot
- FAQs on Testsigma Copilot
- troubleshooting for copilot
- Unable to Login to Testsigma Terminal?
- Unable to Download the Terminal Files?
- Unable to Extract the Terminal Files?
- Unable to Start the Terminal Due to Port Unavailability?
- Unable to Start the Agent?
- Unable to Auto-Register Your Device Using Testsigma Terminal?
- Unable to Download the Packages Required to Start the Agent?
- Unable to Update the Packages Required to Start the Agent?
- Unable to Reestablish Connection to Agent?
Installing Testsigma Terminal on Windows
Copilot is the primary tool for test authoring and validation through local execution for Salesforce, Desktop, and Web applications. To enable this on Windows, you must install the Testsigma Terminal application. This section explains how to download, install, and set it up on your Windows machine.
Steps to Install Testsigma Terminal on Windows
- From the left navigation bar, go to Agents, and click the Testsigma Terminal button in the top-right corner.
- In the dialog box that appears, click Download for Windows. Testsigma automatically downloads the Testsigma Terminal application.
- Install and open the Testsigma Terminal application.
- Click Login to Testsigma. You will be redirected to Testsigma.
Once you log in, the session stays valid for 24 hours. After that, you'll need to log in and authorize yourself again to continue using the Copilot.
- Click Open the desktop app. The Testsigma Terminal opens.
- Wait until Testsigma Terminal downloads the necessary files and completes the installation.
If you encounter any issues with the Testsigma Terminal, click Report Issue from the left panel. Provide a description of the problem, upload the agent log, and ensure that you include the App Session ID and Debugging ID. To obtain the Debugging ID, ensure the agent was started through Testsigma.
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