Travis CI Integration with Test Management by Testsigma

Integrate Travis CI with Test Management by Testsigma and automate your test runs and generate test reports.

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Integrate Travis CI with Test Management by Testsigma to automate test executions and generate test reports through CI/CD pipelines. This article discusses integrating Travis CI with Test Management by Testsigma.

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Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure:

• You have a Project in Test Management by Testsigma and Test Runs are available.
• You have an API token from Test Management by Testsigma.
• You have a Travis CI account.

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Set Environment Variables in Travis CI

1. Navigate to your project in Travis CI.

2. Open Settings.

3. Under Environment Variables, add the following:

   • Name: TESTSIGMA_API_TOKEN
   • Value: API token from Testsigma

NOTE

Ensure the option Display value in build log is disabled.

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Configure the Travis CI Pipeline

1. Navigate to your Travis CI repository.

2. Open or create the .travis.yml file in the root directory.

3. Add the following code into the .travis.yml file:

   language: java
   jdk:
   - openjdk8
   
   env:
   global:
       - TESTSIGMA_API_TOKEN=${TESTSIGMA_API_TOKEN}
   
   script:
   # 🔨 Build and test using Maven
   - echo "Running Maven build and tests..."
   - mvn clean package
   
   after_success:
   # 📤 Upload JUnit report to Testsigma
   - echo "Uploading JUnit results to Testsigma..."
   - curl --location 'https://test-management.testsigma.com/api/v1/projects/{Project_ID}/junit-import/test-run/{Run_ID}' \
       --header "Authorization: Bearer $TESTSIGMA_API_TOKEN" \
       --form "junit_xml=@target/surefire-reports/TEST-MyTests.xml"

NOTE

• Replace <Project_ID> in the curl command with your Project ID, which you can retrieve using the Test Management by Testsigma APIs.
• Replace <Run_ID> in the curl command with the Run ID, which is available in the URL when viewing a test run in the format: https://test-management.testsigma.com/ui/test_runs/{Run_ID}/
• Ensure the path to the JUnit report points to the actual XML file generated by Maven.

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Triggering the Pipeline

1. Push a commit to the main (or configured) branch.

2. Travis CI will run the workflow.

3. After completion, the corresponding test run in Test Management by Testsigma will be automatically updated with the test execution results.

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