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Prerequisites:
Make sure to have new branch created in Gitlab, that will be used only for this Postman tests. Reason is that after we edit “.gitlab-ci.yml” file, we won’t be able to use this branch for Cypress tests.
Step 1:
Export tests from Postman to your PC and name the package “collection.json”. Click right click on your test folder => click “export” => click again “export” => name it “collection.json”.
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Step 2:
Upload “collection.json” to your Gitlab branch. Make sure that you are in your newly created branch.
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Step 3:
Edit “.gitlab-ci.yml” file that is in Gitlab repository (in case there is no such a file in Gitlab repository, make sure to create new one and name it as “.gitlab-ci.yml“). In this file delete entire text that is there and past this text:
| Code Block |
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stages:
- test
postman_tests:
stage: test
image:
name: postman/newman:alpine
entrypoint: [""]
script:
- newman --version
- newman run collection.json |
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Conclusion:
After this edit, your Postman tests should run in Pipeline. In this link, you can find example of Postman tests on Gitlab pipeline: https://gitlab.pricefx.eu/logic/qa-training-logic/-/jobs/1578645.