Start a specified automated test suite.

• credentials (username and password for a service account)
• instance URLs for your dev, test, prod, etc. environments
• sys_id or scope for your app
• sys_id for your ATF Test Suite

On GitHub, go in your repository settings, click on the secret Secrets and create a new secret.

Create secrets called

• NOW_USERNAME
• NOW_PASSWORD
• NOW_INSTALL_INSTANCE only the domain string is required from the instance URL, for example https://domain.service-now.com

https://github.com/ServiceNow/sncicd_githubworkflow

- name: Run Tests 
  uses: ServiceNow/sncicd-tests-run@1.0 # like username/repo-name
  with:
    browserName:
    browserVersion:
    osName:
    osVersion:
    testSuiteSysId:
    testSuiteName:
  env:
    nowUsername: ${{ secrets.NOW_USERNAME }}
    nowPassword: ${{ secrets.NOW_PASSWORD }}
    nowInstallInstance: ${{ secrets.NOW_INSTALL_INSTANCE }}

Inputs:

• browserName - Name of the browser to use to run the client test.
• browserVersion - Starting value of the version of the browser specified in browser_name to use to run the test. For example, if you enter '9', that would enable all 9.x.x.x versions
• osName - Name of the operating system under which to run the test suite.
• osVersion - Starting value of the version of the operating system under which to run the test suite. For example, if you enter '8', that would enable all 8.x.x.x versions.
• testSuiteSysId - Required if testSuiteName is not specified. The sys_id of the test suite to run. This value is located in the Test [sys_atf_test_suite] table.
• testSuiteName - Required if testSuiteSysId is not specified. The name of the test suite to run. This value is located in the Test [sys_atf_test_suite] table.

Environment variable should be set up in the Step 1

• nowUsername - Username to ServiceNow instance
• nowPassword - Password to ServiceNow instance
• nowInstallInstance - ServiceNow instance on which the tests are run

Tests should be ran via npm commands:

npm run test

npm run integration

npm run buid

npm run format
npm run lint

ServiceNow built this integration with the intent to help customers get started faster in adopting CI/CD APIs for DevOps workflows, but will not be providing formal support. This integration is therefore considered "use at your own risk", and will rely on the open-source community to help drive fixes and feature enhancements via Issues. Occasionally, ServiceNow may choose to contribute to the open-source project to help address the highest priority Issues, and will do our best to keep the integrations updated with the latest API changes shipped with family releases. This is a good opportunity for our customers and community developers to step up and help drive iteration and improvement on these open-source integrations for everyone's benefit.

Initially, ServiceNow product management and engineering representatives will own governance of these integrations to ensure consistency with roadmap direction. In the longer term, we hope that contributors from customers and our community developers will help to guide prioritization and maintenance of these integrations. At that point, this governance model can be updated to reflect a broader pool of contributors and maintainers.