Tag: schedules

Get notifications for automated run

Make sure you open a schedule that runs automatically.

1. Open tab “Notifications” .
2. Check the box “Send Notifications”.
3. Choose between “all runs”, “failed runs”, “passed”, “manual” or “disabled” in drop down menu.
4. Choose between “Email”, “Slack”, “Microsoft Teams” or “Discord” in the next drop down menu.
5. Insert your email or a unique URL created with Incoming Webhooks in Slack, Microsoft Teams or Discord (ex. https://hooks.slack.com/services/xxx/xxxx).

Please notice: you need to open Slack/Microsoft Teams/Discord settings to configure Incoming Webhooks and to create a unique URL. Check installation instructions here:

• Slack https://api.slack.com/messaging/webhooks
• Microsoft Teams https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/microsoftteams/platform/webhooks-and-connectors/how-to/add-incoming-webhook?tabs=dotnet
• Discord https://support.discord.com/hc/de/articles/228383668-Einleitung-in-Webhooks

Group your tests

To play several tests simultaneously, group them by using schedule.

1. Click .
2. Add tests to the schedule.
3. Open newly created Schedule and rename it.
4. Go back to execution page.
5. Click to run group of tests.

Run your tests automatically

Create a schedule to run one or several tests automatically at a certain time. A schedule can be run hourly, daily or weekly.

Setup a Schedule:

1. Open an execution page.
2. Click .
3. Add tests to your new schedule.
4. Open a schedule and rename it.
5. Check the box “Run automatically”.
6. Enter the time and frequency when Testup should run your tests.