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The announcement of the Eggplant/Spiratest integration talks about scheduled executions that update Spiratest records. Looking at the test case UI, I don't see any way of specifying an Eggplant test to associate to the test case. Is it possible to specify Eggplant tests on the Spiratest test case and execute them on demand?
Yes, you do that in the Test Case 'Automation' section:
https://spiradoc.inflectra.com/RemoteLaunch-User-Guide/Eggplant/#setting-up-the-automated-test-cases
Filename: This needs to consist of the following sections separated by a pipe (|) character:
The full path to the Eggplant command-line runner tool. To make this easier across different machines, you can use several constants for standard Windows locations:
The Eggplant Client Secret number and the Eggplant Client Id, separated by a comma (,)
The Eggplant Test Configuration ID number to associate with this Spira Test Case
An example of filename would be: C:\Users\eggplant-runner-Windows-6.1.2-1.exe|umthdbvwiuy76bXStxzL,32584136987|https://mycompany.dai.eggplant.cloud|15d0d5e8-c3frt-8541-v5t9-d423760925f2
Yes, you can execute Eggplant tests on-demand from Spiratest, even if there isn't a direct field on the test case UI for it. This is typically done by associating the Eggplant test script name to a Spiratest test case's custom field (e.g., a field named "Automation Script Name"), and then configuring the Eggplant integration to look for and execute the script specified in that field upon an on-demand request.
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