Running compound tests on iOS devices on pCloudy Cloud
You can run compound tests that contain mobile tests on iOS mobile devices that are connected to the pCloudy Cloud.
- Recorded mobile tests. See Recording mobile tests for iOS applications.
- Created a compound test that contains mobile tests, see Creating a compound test.
- Set up your account to access pCloudy Cloud. You must have valid credentials such as the hostname or the URL of the pCloudy Cloud instance, the user name, and an API key to authenticate the connection.
- Uploaded the .ipa
file of the iOS application that you want to test on an iOS device in
pCloudy Cloud. For more information, refer to Upload iOS App in the pCloudy
documentation.Note:You might have to resign the iOS app that is uploaded to pCloudy Cloud as prescribed by the pCloudy platform and then use the updated package name in Test UI. See Unable to run iOS mobile tests on pCloudy Cloud.
- Installed the iOS application on an iOS device in pCloudy Cloud. For more information, refer to Installing iOS app in the pCloudy documentation.
- Verified that the device you want to test is available and in the Released state on the pCloudy Cloud.
The test runs on the selected mobile devices or simulators. 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.
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