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This tool is the command line wrapper of Test IT allowing you to upload the test results in real time to Test IT. You can see more information in official documentation

Compatibility

Test IT Test IT CLI
3.5+ 0.1
4.4 1.0
4.5 1.2
4.6 1.5
5.0 2.0
5.2 2.1
5.2.2 2.2.1.post522
5.2.3 2.3.0.post523
5.3 2.4.5.post530
5.4 2.4.11.post540
5.5 2.7.2.post550
5.6 2.8.1.post560
5.7 2.9.1.post570
5.8 2.10.0.post580
Cloud 2.8.0 +
  1. For current versions, see the releases tab.
  2. Starting with 5.2, we have added a TMS postscript, which means that the utility is compatible with a specific enterprise version.
  3. If you are in doubt about which version to use, check with the support staff. support@yoonion.ru

You can attach test run tags and links (for example a CI job URL) via CLI flags or environment variables.
They are applied when the test run is created, or merged into an existing run as early as possible (not only after results upload finishes).

Intent CLI Env
Tags --testruntags / -trt TMS_TEST_RUN_TAGS
Links --testrunlinks / -trl TMS_TEST_RUN_LINKS

Supported commands: testrun create, results import, results upload.

Tags format

Comma-separated list or JSON array:

--testruntags "smoke,nightly"
--testruntags '["smoke","nightly"]'

JSON array of objects. url is required; title, description, and type are optional.

Link types for a test run:

  • Related
  • BlockedBy
  • Defect
  • Issue
  • Requirement
  • Repository

If type is omitted, Related is used.

--testrunlinks '[{"url":"https://gitlab.example.com/group/project/-/jobs/12345","title":"CI Job","type":"Related"}]'

Examples

Create a test run with tags and a CI job link (visible while the run is still In progress):

testit testrun create \
  --url "$TMS_URL" \
  --token "$TMS_TOKEN" \
  --project-id "$TMS_PROJECT_ID" \
  --testruntags "smoke,ci" \
  --testrunlinks "[{\"url\":\"$CI_JOB_URL\",\"title\":\"CI Job\",\"type\":\"Related\"}]" \
  --output ./testrun.id

Same via env vars:

export TMS_TEST_RUN_TAGS='smoke,ci'
export TMS_TEST_RUN_LINKS="[{\"url\":\"$CI_JOB_URL\",\"title\":\"CI Job\",\"type\":\"Related\"}]"
testit testrun create -u "$TMS_URL" -t "$TMS_TOKEN" -pi "$TMS_PROJECT_ID" -o ./testrun.id

Merge tags/links into an existing run when uploading results:

testit results upload \
  --url "$TMS_URL" \
  --token "$TMS_TOKEN" \
  --configuration-id "$TMS_CONFIGURATION_ID" \
  --testrun-id "$TMS_TEST_RUN_ID" \
  --testruntags "nightly" \
  --testrunlinks "[{\"url\":\"$CI_JOB_URL\",\"title\":\"CI Job\",\"type\":\"Related\"}]" \
  --results ./results

Notes:

  • Test run tags/links are independent from autotest/result tags and links.
  • On an existing run, new tags/links are merged (existing values are kept; duplicates by tag name / link URL are skipped).
  • Empty or omitted values mean “do not change tags/links”.

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