Running mobile tests on an Android device or emulator connected to a computer that runs DevOps Test UI
- Recorded mobile tests. See Recording mobile tests for Android applications.
- Installed the Android SDK on the computer that you want to use for testing Android mobile applications.
- Set or changed the value of the
ANDROID_HOME environment variable on the
computer that you want to use for testing Android mobile applications
for the following operating systems:
- Windows operating systems, see Setting or changing the ANDROID_HOME path in Windows operating systems.
- Linux operating systems, see Setting or changing the ANDROID_HOME path in Linux operating systems.
- Mac operating systems, see Setting or changing the ANDROID_HOME path in Mac operating systems.
- Installed the Android application that you want to test on the Android device or emulator.
- Connected and started the Android device or emulator to the computer that you want to use for testing Android mobile applications. You can connect the Android device to the computer through a USB cable.
- Ensured that the UI Test Agent is running
on the computer that runs Test UI. Tip: You can hover the cursor over the System Tray to verify that the UI Test Agent is running and also view the port it uses.
When you run mobile tests, you can enable Test UI to collect metrics for certain parameters of the resources used by the mobile applications or devices. You can select the Resource Monitoring option and set the time intervals for the collection of the metrics during the test run.
The test runs on the selected mobile device or emulator. The test result is displayed as a unified report in Test UI.
You can view the unified report for the mobile tests and choose to export the unified report. See Unified reports.
If you opted to collect the Resource Monitoring metrics, you can view the metrics displayed graphically in the UI Test Statistical report. You can analyze the Resource Monitoring metrics to manage the resources of the device or the mobile application under test. See UI Test Statistical report.