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Autopilot
AutopilotTM is a collection of AI-powered digital systems, designed to boost the productivity of testers throughout the entire testing lifecycle.
To work with Autopilot, you must bring and configure at least one supported AI provider subscription within your UiPath organization. For detailed steps refer to Configuring LLMs.
Autopilot in Test Manager offers the following capabilities:
AI-powered evaluation
Improve your test portfolio by using AI to assess and enhance the quality of your requirements. Use AutopilotTM to evaluate requirements against criteria and implement the suggestions provided to enhance their quality.
Visit AI-powered evaluation for a step-by-step guide and visit AI-powered evaluation: Best practices for efficient best practices about evaluating requirements.
AI-powered generation
With AI-powered generation, that leverages Autopilot, you can simplify the creation of manual tests using two types of test case generation:
- From requirement: Generate manual test cases directly from your requirements.
- From transactions: Generate test cases for SAP transactions using either the Heatmap, or from the transactions listed in the Change Impact Analysis.
You can guide Autopilot through additional instructions, to tailor its focus when generating manual tests. You can provide supporting documents that offer insights about the requirement or SAP transaction, enabling Autopilot to generate more accurate test cases.
Review the generated test cases, and then either create the desired test cases or refine them.
Visit AI-powered generation and AI-powered generation: Best practices for more information on how to effectively generate manual tests.
AI-powered test reports
Leverage the power of AI, using Autopilot, to gain comprehensive insights into your tests. Autopilot analyzes your testing data and provides intuitive, in-depth reports. Understand patterns, identify potential gaps, and gain actionable insights for enhancing test efficiency.
Visit Generate test report to start using the AI-powered features for your testing portfolio.
Import manual test cases using Autopilot
You can import manual test cases from Excel files directly into Test Manager. This capability facilitates an accurate and efficient transfer of test case details, including names, descriptions, preconditions, or postconditions, and properties. Autopilot also allows you to import from Excel files that contain multiple sheets. During the import process, you can preview the extracted test cases to verify their accuracy before finalizing the import into your Test Manager project.
For more information, visit Importing manual test cases.
Search for obsolete test cases
You can identify obsolete test cases linked to requirements. To help you keep your testing projects up to date, we have added a capability that highlights obsolete test cases assigned to a requirement. Navigate to a recently updated requirement and use the Find obsolete tests action to check if any associated test cases have become outdated.
For more information, visit Finding obsolete tests based on requirements.
Prompt library for AI-powered capabilities
When using Autopilot to improve your testing processes, you can employ pre-defined prompts to ease your process of evaluating the quality of your requirements, or generating test cases. You can edit the pre-defined prompts, according to your needs.
Moreover, you can include your project's prompt library in the export TMH file.
You can find the Prompt library of a project in the Project Settings.
Visit Prompt library to check the available predefined prompts that you can use for your AI-powered testing processes.
Default user assignment in test set execution
Until now, individual, manual user assignments were needed for each test set execution. Now, you can set default user assignments at test set level for statically assigned test cases. The user assignments propagate to all test set executions of the Manual and Pending Execution types. The user assignments do not propagate to test set executions of the Automated type. For more information, refer to Assigning default users in test set executions.
Breaking changes
A global header has been introduced for greater speed and efficiency.
- The Settings menu can be accessed from the right-hand side of the Projects view, right below the header.
- The Search box can be accessed from the right-hand side of all the views, right below the header.
- Selecting a project is no longer available in the global header.
