📄️ Connect a Repo
This section connects a GitHub repo to Testspace — useful if your team wants specs and CI results living in git, with spaces created and tracked automatically per branch. It builds on the account created in Setup; you don't need a separate Testspace account, just a new project.
📄️ Publish via CI
This step demonstrates Testspace's integration with GitHub workflows for publishing test results. Testspace also works with many other popular CI systems. Refer to the Add to CI help article for details.
📄️ Manual via Git
So far, in Using a Connected Repo we have connected a GitHub repo and published automated results via CI in Publish via CI. The Testspace project is being used for:
📄️ Issues
So far, in Using a Connected Repo you have connected a GitHub repo, published automated results via CI, and implemented and executed test specs via git. This section walks through managing test failures and GitHub Issues — now that GitHub is actually connected, Push New Issue works end to end.
📄️ Variables w/ Includes
So far, in Using a Connected Repo we have connected a GitHub repo, published automated results via CI, and implemented and executed test specs via git.
📄️ Session Observations
Exploratory Testing covered Spec Observations, available to any project. This page covers Session Observations — multiple testers contributing observations to the same test session — which requires a Connected project, since the built-in Exploratory session spec is only available there.
📄️ Automated Fixturing
During Using a Connected Repo you have: