UiPath-TAEPv1 Questions and Answers

The Excel file (TestData.xlsx) contains 3 rows of input data (excluding the header row). Since the test case uses this Excel file for data-driven testing, one Test Run will be generated for each data variation (row). Therefore, 3 test runs will be generated when the test case is executed.

According to best practices, reusability between individual test projects can be increased by using libraries and the Object Repository. These allow shared components and UI descriptors to be centrally maintained and reused across multiple projects, enhancing consistency and efficiency.

A NonProduction license is used for an Unattended Robot in development and testing mode, allowing it to execute both test cases and RPA processes. It is ideal for scenarios that simulate production without affecting live environments.

According to the Workflow Analyzer Settings shown in the image "Unused Mocking" (code TA-DBP-004) has its Default action set to "Warning".

In UiPath Studio, Data Service objects for data variations can be found inside the Project tab, under Entities. This allows you to define and manage structured data within the project for data-driven testing.

The output format of the UiPath.Testing.Activities.TestData.Address activity is a Dictionary containing the fields: Country, PostalCode, StreetNumber, StreetName, City, and State. This structured data is useful for generating realistic test addresses.

In UiPath Test Manager, when using labels to dynamically assign test cases to a Test Set, any test case that matches any of the selected labels will be added. This enables flexible grouping based on shared characteristics.

To ensure that the test case stops execution when a verification fails, you should set the ContinueOnFailure property of the Verify activities to False. This way, any failed verification will halt the test case immediately.

Coded automations in UiPath bring several benefits, including increased productivity, the ability to manage complex automation scenarios, seamless integration with low-code automations, improvedperformance, and better code readability. This enables developers to write more efficient and maintainable code, especially in scenarios where complex logic or custom functions are required.

In UiPath Orchestrator, using a wildcard symbol (*) in the project version (e.g., 1.0.*) means that the latest available version that starts with 1.0. will be used when the test set is executed. This helps ensure the most recent compatible package is always selected.

To give the Project Owner role to a different user in UiPath Test Manager, you need to select the Transfer ownership option for the new user via Manage access in Project Settings. This allows the ownership to be transferred to the new user.

The correct VB expression to verify that the SumWorkflow executed correctly is sum = expectedSum. This compares the actual output (sum) with the expected value (expectedSum) set earlier in the test case. If they match, the workflow performs as intended.

The 'Verify Expression' activity in the UiPath.Testing.Activities package is used to evaluate the truth value of a given VB expression. If the expression evaluates to True, the test continues; if False, it results in a failed assertion.

When creating a new test case in UiPath, you can use local templates such as:

Execution template – defines how the test case is executed

Workflow template – provides reusable workflow logic

Test case template – serves as the base structure for new test cases

These templates help standardize and streamline test creation.

The types of coded automations in UiPath include Coded Workflows, Coded Test Cases, and Coded Functions. These enable developers to write automation logic using code (e.g., C#) within a UiPath project, enhancing flexibility and control beyond drag-and-drop activities.

The Descriptor Coverage panel in UiPath Studio is used to view UI elements covered during test execution and to analyze selector coverage, helping identify elements that were or were not interacted with. It’s also useful for debugging workflows where coverage may be incomplete or missing.

In UiPath Test Manager, there is no predefined limit on the number of projects that can be created. You can create unlimited Test Manager Projects, as long as your system's resources and configuration can handle the required capacity.

A test case is a set of conditions, inputs, and expected results used to determine whether a system under test behaves correctly and meets its specified requirements. It helps validate functionality and detect defects.

The Activity Coverage panel in UiPath Studio shows which activities were executed during a test case run. By double-clicking the test case in this panel, you can review coverage and identify untested or redundant activities.

Test cases are duplicated in Orchestrator when different project versions are used while publishing the test automation project. Each published version of the project includes its own instance of the test case, resulting in multiple entries appearing in Orchestrator.

According to best practices, it is important to apply validation measures such as using activities that wait for the desired application state to be reached before proceeding with other interactions. This ensures stability and reduces the risk of errors, as waiting for a specific condition or state before continuing ensures that the application is ready for the next action.

The warning message indicates that the test cases were not available in the latest published package version. To resolve this, you need to re-publish the project to Orchestrator to ensure all test cases are included and executable.

In UiPath Orchestrator, the available actions to manage test sets are:

Edit – to modify the test set configuration

Clone – to create a copy of the test set

Delete – to remove the test set

These options support efficient maintenance and reuse of test configurations.

In UiPath Test Manager, the ability to re-execute test executions is granted to specific pre-defined user roles, including Test Manager, Test Executor, and Manual Tester. These roles are designed to manage and validate test runs as part of the testing lifecycle.

The "Synchronize mock" action is used to sync the mock files with the source workflow files. This ensures that any changes made to the original workflows are reflected in the associated mock files, maintaining consistency during mock testing.

To set or modify an input argument for a Test Case in an existing Test Set, you must edit the Test Set in UiPath Orchestrator and update the argument in the Arguments section for that specific test case. This allows customization of test inputs at the execution level.

Before uploading items to test data queues, it is essential to ensure that the test data queue is created with a corresponding JSON schema. This schema defines the structure of the data to be uploaded, ensuring that the items are correctly formatted and compatible with the test case execution.

To create a Test Data Queue from static test data in UiPath Studio, you need to provide both the Test Data Queue name and the corresponding JSON schema. The schema ensures the structure of the data is defined correctly for the queue items.