TEST AUTHORING
Test Parameterization
Parameter Overrides
2min
In tests or tasks, it's common to use parameters to account for varying scenarios. In AI Test Automation, you can apply runtime overrides when running a test in standalone mode via the run modal.
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However, this flexibility isn't available when executing multiple tests or test suites through CI/CD integration. To solve this limitation, the AI Test Automation uses a hierarchical parameter overrides across four levels:
- Task-Level Overrides: Each parameter has a default value, usually set during task creation. If no other overrides are specified, this default value is used in any test that includes the task.
- Environment-Level Overrides: These allow you to assign unique parameter values for specific environments. For instance, if you set an override for Environment A but not for Environment B, the task will use the override in Environment A and fall back to the default value in Environment B.
- Test-Level Overrides: These take precedence over task and environment-level values. You can also define overrides specific to a combination of a test and an environment.
- Test Suite-Level Overrides: At the top of the hierarchy, overrides set at the test suite level are applied during test suite execution and override values from all other levels.
How do I set these overrides ?
Here is a short video explaining how to set up the parameter overrides
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Updated 23 Jan 2025
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