Running Tests
You can run any test in BearQ at any time. When you run a test, BearQ executes each step in order and verifies that each completes successfully. If any step fails, the test fails. BearQ can make small adjustments to fix minor issues using self-healing, but if it cannot complete a step, it marks the step and the test as failed. After each run, BearQ shows the result as either passed or failed.
To run tests in BearQ, do the following:
Log in to the BearQ application.
Click Tests.
Click Run Tests under Quick Actions.
Click Run a Regression test if you want to run a particular regression test.
Select any one of the given Regression tests. Click Run Test.
Your test will start getting executed.
Click Run all Regression tests if you want to execute all the regression tests created in the account.
This is how you can easily run tests in the BearQ application.
Download HAR Files and console logs
BearQ allows you to download HTTP Archive (HAR) files for tasks that include browser sessions. These files capture detailed network activity, including requests, responses, headers, and timing information. HAR files help diagnose issues by providing insight into how the application behaves during execution. They are especially useful when investigating failures, performance issues, or unexpected behavior.
You can include HAR files when creating bug reports to provide additional context. This information helps teams analyze issues more efficiently and identify root causes faster.
To download the HAR file for a task, do the following:
Log in to BearQ.
Click Tests.
Select any test from the table.
Select any run from the Recent Test Runs.
Note
If there are no test runs, you can run the test immediately by clicking the Run Test or Refine Test button at the top of the page.
Click
in the Browser View.Click Download HAR file.
Result: BearQ downloads your HAR file.
Similarly, you can also download the console logs for the test.
