Pull requests and deploy previews
Vercel integration
TesterArmy tests every Vercel preview deployment on its pull request and reports back through GitHub checks and comments.
Also on the Vercel Marketplace
Checks and one comment
The pull request shows the Vercel preview marked Ready beside one TesterArmy check per regression group and one for the exploration agent, whose comment lists the planned steps.
TesterArmy is running exploration tests on this Pull Request.
Summary
All three steps passed. The account page listed past orders and the latest order opened with its items and total.
Planned Steps (3/3 completed)
How it works
Setup starts with GitHub in the project's Integrations panel, because TesterArmy detects Vercel previews through the GitHub deployment status events that the Vercel project sends.
Connect GitHub first
Install the GitHub App and select the repository for this TesterArmy project, because GitHub stays the event source for Vercel pull request testing.
Install the Vercel integration
Open Connect Vercel from the project's Integrations panel and install the integration for the personal account or Vercel team that owns the target project.
Select one Vercel project
Back in TesterArmy, pick the one Vercel project that matches this repository, since only its deployments trigger tests.
Works with
GitHub sends the deployment events and shows the results for Vercel preview runs. Netlify and Coolify deliver previews from other hosts, and Cloudflare Zero Trust covers sites behind Cloudflare Access.
Questions
Test the next preview deployment
With GitHub connected and one Vercel project selected, the next preview deployment comes back with a check and a comment from the agents.
