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Run Tests
Running on Schedule (via Test Plans)
If you want your tests to run automatically - daily, weekly, or after every deployment, Qodex Test Plans let you schedule full test suites without writing cron jobs or maintaining CI scripts.
How It Works
Test Plans act like automation rules. You choose:
Which
test suite
to run
When
to run it (frequency, time, timezone)
Where
to send alerts (Slack, email)
Once set, Qodex runs your tests in the cloud and logs detailed reports - no manual trigger needed.
Steps to Create a Test Plan
Go to the
Test Plans
section from the left sidebar.
Click
+ Create New Plan
.
Select a test suite from your existing ones.
Set the
execution schedule
(e.g., daily at 9 AM IST).
Choose the
environment
(e.g., .env.staging).
Add
notifications
:
Slack channels (via webhook)
Team email addresses
Click
Save Plan
, your tests will now run on autopilot.
Why Developers Use Scheduled Runs
Ensure regressions are caught overnight
Run sanity tests every morning before standup
Automate validation post-deployment
Keep QA in sync with CI/CD timelines
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