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Takedown: https://github.com/DreambaseAI/skillsdocs/issues/new?labels=takedown&title=Takedown+request --- name: creating-test-runs description: Create test runs in Bitwarden's Testmo instance from reviewable JSON filter specs. Use when asked to create one or more Testmo runs, link runs to a Testmo milestone, select cases for a run, or write or debug a run filter spec built from folder/tag/test-type/team/automation filters. Accepts several specs in one pass. Dry-run first; writes mutate the live instance. For a release's QA manual regression suite, use bitwarden-testing-tools' setting-up-regression-runs instead — it owns the release profiles and specs and delegates here. --- # Creating Test Runs in Testmo `scripts/testmo_create_runs.py` selects the cases each filter spec matches and, only with `--create`, creates one run per spec through the Testmo API. **Writes mutate the live Testmo instance. Always dry-run and have the user review before `--create`.** ## Prerequisites - `TESTMO_API_KEY` exported in the environment. Reference it only by variable — never print, echo, log, commit, or pass the value as a command-line argument. - `python3` on `PATH`. `curl` is used automatically as a fallback on TLS-inspecting networks; see [`references/tls-inspecting-proxies.md`](references/tls-inspecting-proxies.md) only if that fallback needs explaining. ## Paths The script ships inside the installed plugin, so always address it through `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}`. Shell state does not carry over between commands, so set the shorthand in every command: ```bash SKILL="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/creating-test-runs" ``` Specs can live anywhere; pass their real paths. Never write a user's spec into `$SKILL/` — that is the plugin cache, and `/plugin update` overwrites it. ## Workflow 1. **Get the specs.** Use the spec paths you were given, or write a new spec starting from [`examples/test-run.template.json`](examples/test-run.template.json), saved outside the plugin. Read [`references/api-reference.md`](references/api-reference.md) for the ids behind field values before writing or debugging a spec. 2. **Confirm the milestone exists.** The API cannot create milestones; the user creates them in the Testmo UI. Link runs with `--milestone-name ""` or `--milestone-id `. 3. **Dry-run.** Pass `--spec` once per run: ```bash SKILL="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/creating-test-runs" python3 "$SKILL/scripts/testmo_create_runs.py" \ --spec /path/to/a.json --spec /path/to/b.json \ --milestone-name "" ``` A single spec also prints its folder resolution, sample cases, and run payload. 4. **Show the user the dry-run output and stop.** Point out every row whose STATUS is not `ready`, the `Existing` line, and any case count that looks off (a large swing from last cycle usually means a renamed folder or tag). Wait for explicit confirmation. **Never run the dry-run and `--create` in the same turn.** 5. **Create** by re-running the identical command with `--create`. 6. **Report the result**, including every run listed under `MANUAL STEP 2 REQUIRED` — those runs are unfinished until the user does the UI pass in [`references/multi-configuration-runs.md`](references/multi-configuration-runs.md). ## Reading the dry-run | STATUS | Meaning | Fix | | ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | `ready` | Will be created. | — | | `NEEDS CONFIG_ID` | Spec has `"config_id": null`. | Look the id up via `GET /projects/{id}/configs`; set it. | | `EMPTY — 0 cases` | Filters match nothing. | Check the spec's folders and tags against the live repository. | | `DUPLICATE — …` | Same run (name + config) already in the milestone or batch. | Drop that spec, or pass `--allow-existing` if intended. | | `FOLDER ERROR` | A folder path or id did not resolve. | Fix the spec; the script stops before anything else. | `--create` refuses the whole batch unless every row is `ready`. The `Existing` line reads `NOT CHECKED` without a milestone, and `CANNOT CHECK` when the API hides milestone links — in that case have the user check the milestone in the Testmo UI before creating. If some creates fail, the script names them and exits non-zero. Re-run with only the failed specs; the others already exist and would now report `DUPLICATE`. ## Filter-spec schema Top-level keys describe the run; keys under `filters` select its cases. ```json { "project_id": 1, "run_name": "Password Manager", "run_state_id": 7, "tags": ["regression"], "filters": { "folder_paths": ["Web > Password Manager"], "test_type_ids": [19, 20], "case_state_ids": [4], "exclude_automation_type_ids": [10, 23, 24] } } ``` **Top level:** `project_id` and `run_name` are required; every spec in one invocation must share the same `project_id`. Optional: `run_state_id` (default `7`, In progress), `milestone_id` (overridden by the milestone flags), `config_id` (only for same-named runs split by Testmo Configuration), `tags` (labels the run — does **not** select cases), `note`. **Under `filters`** every key is optional; keys are ANDed, values within a key are ORed: - `tags` — select cases carrying these tag names or ids. Prefer ids when a name is duplicated. - `folder_paths` / `folder_ids` — folders and their descendants (`include_subfolders: false` for exact). - `test_type_ids`, `team_ids` — the case's set must intersect the list. - `case_state_ids` — e.g. `[4]` for Active. - `automation_type_ids` / `exclude_automation_type_ids` — for manual-only, exclude `[10, 23, 24]`. - `has_automation` — bool. A run defined purely by a tag must set `filters.tags`; setting only the top-level `tags` selects nothing. **An empty or missing `filters` block matches every case in the project**, so always check the dry-run count. Keep `run_name` to the bare area (e.g. `"Password Manager"`); the release comes from the milestone and the platform from `config_id`.