Pull requests and deploy previews
GitHub integration
TesterArmy tests every GitHub pull request on its preview deployment and reports back as checks and comments.
Checks and one comment
The GitHub App posts one check per regression group and one for the exploration agent, plus a comment listing the planned steps that updates in place as the run finishes.
TesterArmy is running exploration tests on this Pull Request.
Summary
All four steps passed. The saved card was offered at checkout and the order summary listed it as the payment method.
Planned Steps (4/4 completed)
How it works
Setup is two screens, the project's Integrations panel and its PR Testing tab. TesterArmy needs a preview URL its runners can reach, delivered by Vercel, Netlify, Coolify or any CI.
Install the GitHub App
Choose the organization or account and the repositories to test, then connect one repository to the project, optionally with a target branch such as main.
Choose PR coverage
In the PR Testing tab enable regression testing for saved groups, the exploration agent that plans from each pull request, or both.
Connect preview delivery
Pick how TesterArmy receives the deployed URL, through Vercel deployment events, a Netlify or Coolify webhook, or a call from any CI after deploy.
Works with
GitHub sends the pull request events and shows the results. A hosting integration delivers the preview URL, and mobile builds tested from CI report through this same connection.
Questions
Test the next pull request
Install the GitHub App, connect one repository and a preview provider, and the first preview deployment comes back with a check and a comment.
