GitLab test management
Test management that works with your GitLab workflow. Import tests from your repository and start GitLab CI pipelines from the TMS. You see results in merge requests, and failed tests become GitLab issues.
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GitLab test management workflow
1. Plan
Dynamic test planning based on your GitLab repository and release cycle.
Connect your GitLab repo
Define test strategy goals
Design suite structure
Set environments
2. Design
Create test cases in minutes and reuse what already exists in your code.
Import tests from source code
Use AI test generation
Use templates and duplicate
Link tests to user stories
3. Execute
Start automated runs in GitLab directly from the TMS.
Launch GitHub Actions from UI
Run by branch or tag
Select tests with filters
Mixed runs
4. Analyze
Reports and analytics are available from the very first test run.
Reports in MR comments
Run history and trends
Automation coverage
Defect statistics
Testomat.io features for GitLab
Import from your GitLab repo
Avoid weeks of manual test migration and import your tests in minutes, keeping your existing structure. Every push auto-imports your tests, so the TMS matches your code.
Run GitLab CI pipelines from your TMS
Select the tests and the branch in the UI and click Launch. Manual testers run automated tests without GitLab access or YAML edits.
Test reports inside merge requests
GitLab Pipe adds a pass/fail summary with stack traces and screenshots to the MR comment, so the team sees failed tests without a search in pipeline logs. Enable it with a single variable.
GitLab issue in one click
Create a GitLab issue directly from the run report with steps, environment, screenshots and logs attached. Developers get full context and can reproduce every failure.
Code-to-TMS linking
Tests sync by ID, so each test case links to its spec file. Open the exact code line from any test case.
Why teams choose Testomat.io for GitLab
Everyone runs tests
QA engineers launch pipelines from the UI, without GitLab access or YAML knowledge. The team works independently from developers.
Requirement coverage
Link tests to user stories and see which features have test coverage.
Free stakeholder access
Developers and managers view reports with read-only access, without paid seats.
Easy migration
Move from TestRail, Qase or Zephyr with built-in importers.
24/7 professional support
QA engineers support the team through the whole release.
All GitLab test management features
Import & sync
Import from Source Code
Automated Import
Import JavaScript Tests
Import Cucumber BDD Tests
Repository URL
Execution & orchestration
GitLab CI
Running Automated Tests
Run Automated Tests in CI
Plans & Environments
RunGroups
Merge Strategies
MR reporting
GitLab Pipe
Keep Outdated Reports
Run Reports
Defect management
GitLab Issues Management
Link to Issue
Create Defect For Failed Test
Defects
Analytics & quality insights
Analytics
Global Analytics
Analytics Dashboards
Pulse
Versioning & collaboration
Branches
Audit Log
Read-Only User Role
Comments & Notifications
Start GitLab test management in minutes
Connect Testomat.io to your GitLab project and import your tests. Start GitLab CI pipelines from the test management system and receive test reports in merge requests today
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Test result feedback
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Frequently asked questions
How does the GitLab integration work?
It includes three layers: import tests from your repository and start GitLab CI pipelines from Testomat.io. Results return to merge requests and the Runs dashboard. You configure each layer separately.
How do I get test reports in merge requests?
Enable the GitLab Pipe with the GITLAB_PAT variable. Every MR gets a comment with status, counts, stack traces, screenshots and slowest tests.
Does it work with self-hosted GitLab?
Yes. Enter your GitLab host, the CI trigger URL and the trigger token in the connection settings. Both gitlab.com and self-hosted instances work.
Can manual testers trigger automated runs?
Yes. After you connect GitLab CI, any team member can launch pipelines from the Runs page. Select the tests and the branch; GitLab access stays optional.
Can I create GitLab issues from failed tests?
Yes, from any run report or active manual run. Testomat.io creates the issue in your project with steps, environment, screenshots and logs.
Do I need to change my repo structure?
No. Import keeps your folder structure and names. Auto-import on push keeps code and TMS in sync with test IDs.
