consumables and non consumables in test data queue for test manger running the test set being used in the test manger of UiPath
Hi @aarohisingh ,
Consumables and Non-Consumables in Test Data Queue
- Consumable Items:
- Definition: Consumable items in a queue are those that are processed and then marked as completed or removed from the queue.
- Use Case: These are typically used for test cases where each item should only be processed once. For example, test data that changes state after execution, such as a unique user ID that should only be used once per test run.
- Behavior:
- When a consumable item is processed by a robot, it is marked as “completed” or “failed” based on the outcome.
- It is not available for future test executions unless re-added to the queue.
- Non-Consumable Items:
- Definition: Non-consumable items remain in the queue even after being processed. They are used repeatedly across multiple test runs.
- Use Case: These are useful for test data that needs to be reused, such as static data or configurations that do not change state after execution.
- Behavior:
- When a non-consumable item is processed, its state is not changed to completed or failed.
- It remains available in the queue for future test executions.
Regards
Sandy
is that correct that the noconsumable queue status cant be changed right ?
yes thats correct @aarohisingh
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