Frequently Asked Question

A UAT (User Acceptance Test) is a collection of tests executed together for a specific purpose. UATs are designed to verify that the development work meets the user requirements. They are usually run periodically to ensure there are no errors in the production environment, or at the end of each sprint to confirm that all requirements have been properly implemented.

When creating a UAT, you’ll notice that the tests you add are associated with a dataset. If multiple tests use the same dataset, it means that the data generation within those tests will use the same values. This is useful when you have different tests that work with the same data.

UATs will use the repository tests instead of the working directory test. This ensures that the tests used are the stable ones.

In AAT, you can schedule the execution of UATs by calling our API, allowing you to integrate test runs with your CI/CD environment. To do this, simply make a request to:

hostname:8080/devop/uploadAndExecuteFile/uat_route_environment