This video tutorial explains how to automate tests using Python's Pytest and Selenium, while integrating the results with TestRail via the TestRail CLI. The process is broken down into four steps, starting with the installation of a sample Pytest project. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of creating a virtual environment to avoid dependency conflicts and walks through installing the necessary packages, including Selenium and WebDriver Manager.
In step two, the tutorial demonstrates how to run tests by outlining the structure of the test project, which includes setup and teardown methods, and how to utilize Pytest fixtures like "record_property" to add metadata to the test results. The video showcases a purposeful test failure to illustrate how to capture and attach browser logs and screenshots to TestRail reports, ensuring rich documentation for troubleshooting.
Step three covers installing the TestRail CLI, while the final step shows how to upload test results to TestRail. Using the code-first approach, the tutorial highlights how the CLI creates test cases, uploads results, and attaches artifacts such as logs and screenshots. This integration provides a seamless way to manage automated test cases and maintain comprehensive test documentation within TestRail.
In step two, the tutorial demonstrates how to run tests by outlining the structure of the test project, which includes setup and teardown methods, and how to utilize Pytest fixtures like "record_property" to add metadata to the test results. The video showcases a purposeful test failure to illustrate how to capture and attach browser logs and screenshots to TestRail reports, ensuring rich documentation for troubleshooting.
Step three covers installing the TestRail CLI, while the final step shows how to upload test results to TestRail. Using the code-first approach, the tutorial highlights how the CLI creates test cases, uploads results, and attaches artifacts such as logs and screenshots. This integration provides a seamless way to manage automated test cases and maintain comprehensive test documentation within TestRail.
