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To start running tests, you first need to add the application (either web or mobile) you plan to test. Here’s a simple guide on how to add a new application or version:

For Web Applications:

  1. Add a Name
    Provide a name for the web application. This helps you easily identify it in your list of available applications.
  2. Enter the URL
    Add the URL where the web application is hosted. This could be a public-facing URL or an internal testing environment URL.
  3. Set an Environment Tag
    Assign an environment tag to indicate where the web app is running. Common tags include Prod, Staging, QA, but you can also create custom tags specific to your business needs (e.g., Dev, Beta, etc.).

For Mobile Applications:

  1. Add a Name
    Provide a name for the mobile application so you can easily identify it.
  2. Upload the Application File
    Upload the mobile app file (.apk for Android, .app for iOS) that you want to test. This is the app version you’ll be interacting with during your tests.
  3. Add a Version Tag
    Specify the version of the mobile app, such as 1.x, 2.x, etc., to distinguish between different releases or iterations.
Applications Final Gi Once you’ve uploaded the application (and version), it’s now ready to be used! You can immediately start building and running tests over it. This allows you to test web and mobile apps effectively by simulating user interactions, verifying functionality, and ensuring quality across different versions and environments.

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