StormRunner Functional (SRF) integrates with ALM for defect management and running automation tests (not exploratory tests).
For details on how to manage defects in ALM directly from SRF, see StormRunner Functional Help Center.
In order for ALM to recognize the SRF tenant, the ALM administrator needs to add the SRF-specific configuration parameters that define SRF's URL, the user's client ID, and the secret. For details on SRF credentials, see StormRunner Functional Help Center.
In ALM's Site Administration Site Configuration tab, ALM administrators can use the same credentials for all ALM domains and projects to be integrated, or different credentials per domain and project. This allows them to assign separate tenants for different groups within your organization. Follow these guidelines:
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Define these parameters… |
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| SRF_CLIENT, SRF_SECRET, and SRF_URL | use the same Client ID, Secret, and URL for all SRF tests in all domains and projects. |
| SRF_<domain>_<project>_CLIENT, SRF_<domain>_<project>_SECRET, and SRF_<domain>_<project>_URL | use the remote access credentials and URL for a specific domain and project |
For details on how to define site parameters, see Setting ALM Configuration Parameters.
Note: If API access has been restricted to a white-list of client types using the ALM site parameter RESTAPI_ACCESS_APIKEY_ONLY=Y, the ALM administrator should add SRF to the RESTAPI_WHITELIST_APIKEY. For details, see Restrict API Access (technical preview).
