Create Environment Test Data


Create environment test data in Testsigma to ensure effective and accurate testing of your applications. Test data will allow you to simulate real-world scenarios by providing necessary input for your tests. Use different test data for each environment if you have multiple testing environments. For example, if your test runs in both staging and QA environments use two separate test data sets for each environment.


Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure that you have referred to:

  1. Documentation on creating projects.
  2. Documentation on creating test data types.
  3. Documentation on creating environments.

Steps to Create Environment Test Data

  1. From the left navigation bar, go to Test Data > Environment. Environment
  2. In the Environment list page, click Create Environment. Create Environment
  3. In the Create Environment dialog, enter a name and click Create. Name
  4. Once you have created the environment, select it, and click Add Variable. Add Variable
  5. In the Add Environment Variable dialog, enter the variable name and its value, and click Create. Varibale name and value
  6. Click the JSON tab to download a JSON file that contains information about the variables within this environment. JSON
NOTE:

Click the lock icon in the Value field to encrypt the parameter value to hide its value during testing.


Manage Environment Test Data

  1. Linked Test Plans: Click Linked Test Plans in the right-side navbar and view the environment linked to the test plans. Linked Test Plans
  2. Activity: Click Activity in the right-side navbar and view the history and comments of the environment. Activity
  3. Click the Delete button in the top right corner of the Environment Details page to remove the environment from the project. A Delete Confirmation pop-up will appear. Click Delete. Manage Environment Delete
NOTE:

If you try to delete an Environment linked to a Test Plan, the application will warn and block the deletion. You must remove the Environment from the related Test Plans before trying the deletion again. Deleting the Environment will result in the loss of its associated configuration.