A Test Management tool that provides a test results dashboard for the team. Built-in support for GitHub Actions, Circle CI, Jenkins, and other systems. Failure analysis to identify flaky tests is available via filtering and sorting. Code coverage and static analysis metrics tracking are also available.
Testspace is a next-generation GitHub Test Management application. Manual tests are implemented using plain text files and managed in GitHub repositories.
The test management software includes the full power of GitHub. Such as source code versioning, branching, pull requests, and issues.
For sophisticated testing, the "Liquid" template language is built-in. This includes variables, subroutines, and logic. Also included is hybrid automation using GitHub Actions.
Testspace provides functionality for managing high-volume test automation results and manual test execution. Built-in reports for tracking the team's testing activities. Detailed metrics and insights are available to help improve software quality.
Testspace supports non-scripted exploratory testing. Testers can assess functionality and communicate assessments for further collaboration with team members. The type of testing can be included with formally defined sessions or when running standalone.
Observations captured are automatically pushed to GitHub or Jira issues for ongoing discussion.
Testspace has built-in integrations with GitHub Actions. To publish content simply “push” file(s) with the Testspace CLI. Test results, code coverage, and other artifacts can be published using a single command.
Testspace automatically discovers manual tests that are captured using “simple” plain text Markdown files and are committed to a repository. This approach follows the same process as software development - version control, pull requests for reviews, etc. The files are rendered as test instructions, allowing human testers to execute and provide status.
Learn how Testspace simplifies managing software quality and release readiness, by leveraging important information buried in your CI/Build systems.