CI/CD For Testers

Name: CI/CD For Testers
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Creating Pipelines for Test Case Execution

Created byDeepak Tiwary

Last updated 9/2025

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What you'll learn

Creating a Pipeline for Test Execution
Understanding Git and its usage
Using Jenkins for Pipeline Creation
Test Case Management

Course content

6 sections • 11 lectures • 59m total length

Introduction0:33
Empower automation testers to build a pipeline for test case executions and testing needs, focusing on test case scripts management rather than a complete ci cd solution.

Downloading and Installing JDK and Jenkins8:33
Install JDK 21 on Windows using the MSI, set JAVA_HOME and update the PATH, then install Jenkins (Windows MSI), unlock with the initial admin password, and explore plugins and pipelines.
Creating Our First Pipeline1:02
Create your first pipeline by selecting new item on the dashboard, naming it, saving, then build with a groovy sample script to run a hello world job.

Downloading and Installing Python and Pycharm3:00
Creating and running tests/test scripts in Pycharm Terminal11:08
Creating a pipeline for test case execution from Local folder as SCM8:07
Configure Jenkins environment variables and a custom workspace for a local script folder with pytest and pip libraries. Create a freestyle pipeline that runs pytest tests and demonstrates pytest.mark.parametrize.

Downloading and Installing Git4:25
Download and install Git for Windows 64, launch Git Bash, verify version, and use Unix commands; learn how Git powers pipelines with GitHub as source code repository for Jenkins.
Creating a simple pipeline using GitHub as SCM4:03
Create a ci/cd pipeline using GitHub as SCM by configuring a Jenkins pipeline from SCM, pointing to a public git repo, main branch, and a Jenkinsfile that runs tests.
Creating a pipeline for test case execution using GitHub as SCM7:19
Create a git-driven testing pipeline in a Freestyle Jenkins project to execute ETL test cases with pytest and Windows batch commands.

Requirements

Automation in ETL/Data Testing
Automation Testing
ETL Testing Automation

Description

Once we are done with our Automation Tests Scripts, we often need to run/execute it. Creating a pipeline can be very useful for test case management and execution. In case of retesting same set of test cases at a scheduled time everyday, it proves very useful.

In the course, Jenkins has been used to create pipeline - often referred as jobs - which can be run at a scheduled time. For every run, there would be a log which proves very useful in tracking previous bugs.

GitHub has been used to store test case scripts. In the course, pipelines/jobs have been created to access the test case scripts from local machine/desktop or GitHub.

Please note the CI/CD is very vast topic and many tools and technologies are used in industry. In this course, coverage of CI/CD or creation of pipelines has been limited to test case execution needs.

This course is necessary and sufficient to start with pipeline creation for testing needs to help with beginner Automation Testers. Please do not think this course as a complete solution for CI/CD. This is created just to help Automation Testers to schedule and manage test case scripts and its execution. Continuous Integration and Development of test case scripts is need of our current Automation Testing setup and hence this course.

Who this course is for:

Automation Testers who want to create pipeline for Test Case Execution
Test Case Management
Automation Testers who want to implement CI/CD for testing process

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 1min

Creating first Pipeline2 lectures • 10min

Creating Pipelines for Test Case Execution3 lectures • 22min

Creating Pipelines using GitHub as SCM3 lectures • 16min

Thank You Video1 lecture • 1min

Additional Videos1 lecture • 11min

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