Learn how to integrate TravisCI with TestRail to efficiently manage and centralize your automated testing efforts. This tutorial guides you through running Selenium-based Java TestNG tests in TravisCI and uploading results to TestRail using the TestRail CLI.
Key Steps:
- Configure TravisCI:
- Clone the sample project from GitHub and configure TravisCI using a .travis.yml file.
- Select the Xenial Build Environment and define a two-phase job: the "script" phase for test execution and the "after_script" phase for result uploads.
- Run and Report Tests:
- Use mvn clean compile test to execute tests and generate JUnit-style XML reports.
- Install the TestRail CLI in the "after_script" phase and specify configuration options, including:
- TestRail instance (-H)
- Project name (-Y)
- User credentials (-U, -P)
- XML report path (-F).
- View Results in TestRail:
- Test results, including failures and exceptions, are uploaded to TestRail within seconds.
- View graphical summaries, detailed logs, and direct links to TravisCI for deeper analysis.
This integration provides a unified platform for automated and manual test management, enabling streamlined reporting and enhanced test coverage. For a step-by-step walkthrough, refer to the text guide available in TestRail’s documentation hub.
