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Test Manager Guide
This guide describes how to manage and track your overall test effort. This guide is intended for test managers.
Test assets and a server project
HCL OneTest™ Server projects manage access to your test assets, which are stored in a Git repository. Projects are maintained in a team space. Projects are either public by default or private. Private projects are not discoverable by other users. You can either add your own project or you can request to be a member of another public project.
Working with projects in a team space
After you log in to HCL OneTest™ Server, you must have a project to perform the test activities. To work with projects, you must create and configure projects.

Test Manager Guide
This guide describes how to manage and track your overall test effort. This guide is intended for test managers.
- Team space management
  You might want to become a team space member, add members to your team space, change a user role in a team space, modify the team space, or delete a team space.
- Test assets and a server project
  HCL OneTest™ Server projects manage access to your test assets, which are stored in a Git repository. Projects are maintained in a team space. Projects are either public by default or private. Private projects are not discoverable by other users. You can either add your own project or you can request to be a member of another public project.
  - Working with projects in a team space
    After you log in to HCL OneTest™ Server, you must have a project to perform the test activities. To work with projects, you must create and configure projects.
  - Repository considerations for a server project
    To collaborate with other project stakeholders, you can open test assets from a local clone of the Git repository, pull project test assets from a Git repository, and push changes made to your local test assets to a Git repository. Before you add a project and add a repository to that project, you must consider some information about repositories.
  - Adding a project
    The first step is to add a project and provide some details about it.
  - Adding repositories to a server project
    You can add a single repository individually or multiple repositories simultaneously to a server project to access assets and resources that are available in the repositories.
  - Secrets configuration
    If you are working with an API suite and the project test asset contains environment variables that are required for the test runs, you must configure the environment variables as secrets in a secrets collection by using the Secrets tab. Configuring secrets enable the API suite to run correctly on HCL OneTest™ Server.
  - Adding users to a project
    You can add users to your server project so they can access your test assets.
  - Viewing active projects
    After you log in to HCL OneTest™ Server, you can view both active and archived projects in the Initial team space.
  - Changing the visibility configuration of a project
    After you create a project, you might want to change the visibility configuration of the project from the public, which is the default, to private.
  - Becoming a project member
    You might want to request to be a member of another project. New users without any projects might also want to be a member of an existing project.
  - Managing access to server projects
    You might want to add or remove a project member role from your project.
  - Archiving or unarchiving server projects
    You can archive a project when that project is no longer needed but you want to retain it for future reference. If you do want to use an archived project, you can unarchive it.
  - Deleting server projects
    You might want to delete a project when the project is no longer needed, and you want to free up disk space.
  - Project overview
    After you configure a project with one or more Git repositories and run some test assets, you can view statistics about those test assets.
- Managing repositories
  After you create a project in HCL OneTest™ Server, you can add repositories that contain test assets and resources to the project. You can also change the repository details, update the user credentials of a repository, delete a repository, create a webhook for the configured repository.
- Protecting API test assets by using secrets
  Secrets are key-value pairs that are created for your project in HCL OneTest™ Server under a secrets collection. You can create secrets collections for your project that enable you or members in your project to use secrets at test runtime either in HCL OneTest Server or in desktop clients.
- Managing an encrypted dataset
  You can use encrypted datasets to limit access to confidential information such as account number or passwords. You can arrange data by an appropriate category so that project members can use datasets more effectively in certain tests and protect them.
- Managing notifications
  HCL OneTest™ Server provides a feature to display notifications for different events within the user interface (UI) of HCL OneTest Server. You can configure an SMTP server on HCL OneTest Server when you want HCL OneTest Server to send out notifications about the different events as emails to the subscribed users.

Working with projects in a team space

After you log in to HCL OneTest™ Server, you must have a project to perform the test activities. To work with projects, you must create and configure projects.

Before you begin

You must have logged into HCL OneTest™ Server.

About this task

You must be assigned with the role of an Owner, Tester, or Viewer of a project.

Procedure

Go to the Projects page from the Initial Team Space Home page. See Viewing active projects.
Add a project. See Adding a project.
Add a repository. See Adding repositories to a server project.
Add secrets in secrets collections. See Secrets configuration.
Encrypt the data set resources. See Data security.
Configure a change management system. See Configuration of a change management system.
Add members to a project and configure their roles. See Adding users to a project.
Select a global branch in a project to view the test assets or resources maintained in the repositories. See Selecting the global branch in a project
Perform the following tasks based on the type of test assets or resources that you want to run:
1. Add agents to your project, if you are using remote agents as a location to run certain tests. See Adding a performance agent to a project.
2. Add remote Dockers, if you are using a remote Docker host as a location to run tests. See Adding a remote Docker host to the project for running tests.
3. Read the considerations that you must take into account before you configure a run or start a virtual service. See Prerequisites for running virtual services.
4. Read the considerations that you must take into account before you configure a test run. See Prerequisites to running tests.
Configure a run of the test asset or resource. See Test run configurations.
View the progress of a test run. See Viewing the progress of running test assets.
Manage a running test. See Management of running tests.
View the results of a test run after the run is completed. See Test results.
Review the test results and create defects for test runs from the Results page. See Creating Jira issues for tests that ran.

Results

You have performed all the tasks with the projects.