Configure application under test

License and permission requirements

• You have an active TrueTeam or TrueEnterprise subscription.
• You are the Account Admin or System Admin of your Account.

Add application under test and environment

This section includes two main steps:

• First, you need to define an application under test (AUT).
• After creating the AUT, you need to add environment(s) where you want to run manual tests.

Follow our guided walkthrough below:

1. Go to Account Settings > System > Configurations.
2. Switch to the Application Under Test tab.
3. Click the + Create AUT button to open the below page. Provide the information of your AUT following the instruction.
4. When you’re done, click Create.
5. From the AUT list, select the edit icon (🖊️) of the newly created AUT.
6. Click + Add Environment to create a new one.
   In the Create Environment dialog, provide a name and URL. A valid URL syntax will be https://qe.your-app.com.
7. Click Create to save.

Associate the AUT to a project

Prerequisites

• You must be the Project Admin of your Project.
• Write permission has been granted for the Git repository. This permission is required to commit generated tests to the repository.
• Integrate your Git repository with your project following these guides:
  • Github
  • GitLab
  • Bitbucket
  • Azure DevOps

Generated test cases are stored in your project's Git repository. Before generating tests, ensure your project is integrated with Git, then associate the project with your AUT.

Please note that an AUT can be associated with multiple projects, but each project can only have one AUT at a time..

1. In your project, navigate to Project Settings > Configurations > Application Under Test.
2. Click + Associate AUT to open the Associate AUT dialog.
3. Select the recently created AUT from the AUT list and click Associate.
4. Click the (🖊️) of the recently associated AUT.
5. In the Repository dropdown, select the integrated Git repo.
   You can select to commit and push the test artifacts to a script repository, which can then be executed as Katalon test scripts. You can associate the same AUT with multiple projects individually as long as you are a member of those projects.