Features

TeamCity Automated Testing

TeamCity is a Java-based build management/CI system created by Jetbrains.

TeamCity Plugin

We've created a plugin which offers integration with our TestingBot.com services.

Below is a list of features this plugin offers:

  • Add a tab where we show the lists of tests for the current build. The overview shows a list of tests with their passed/failed state, together with the browser they ran on.
  • View logs (Selenium, Chrome, Firefox, Safari logs) and a recorded video together with screenshots of every test, straight from inside TeamCity.
  • Option to start/stop a TestingBot Tunnel automatically before and after every build run.
  • Predefined environment variables with your TestingBot key and secret.

1. Install the Plugin

Go to Server Administration and click Plugins List

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2. Upload Plugin

Click on upload plugin zip and upload our TestingBot plugin.

Or download the plugin from the TeamCity plugin page.

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3. Restart TeamCity

Restart TeamCity to see the TestingBot plugin in the plugin list.

Configuring a Project

Now that the plugin is installed, we can use the TestingBot plugin in a TeamCity project.

  1. Click on Build Features
  2. Click Add build feature and select TestingBot from the list.
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3. Credentials

Add your TestingBot Key and Secret, which you can obtain from the member dashboard.

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4. Test Overview in TestingBot Tab

You can now see an overview of your Selenium tests in the TestingBot tab.

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5. Test Details

Click a test to see a video recording, screenshots and logs for the test.

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6. Configuring Tests

The plugin will automatically set the following Environment Variables, which you can use in your tests:

  • TB_KEY : Your TestingBot key, available in our member area.
  • TB_SECRET : Your TestingBot secret, available in our member area.

Important!
It is important to output TestingBotSessionID={webdriver-session-id} for every test to stdout.
The plugin will parse the output looking for these ids. An example on how to do this with Java:

System.out.println("TestingBotSessionID=" + (((RemoteWebDriver) driver).getSessionId()).toString());