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Integrations

A GitLab pipeline starts right from a run, and a defect goes to YaGA in one click. Cases move over from TestRail, Zephyr, Xray, Qase, TestLink, CSV and Excel.

GitLab: automated tests from a run

Pick a project and a branch: the system starts a GitLab pipeline and brings automated test results back into the run card.

  • Starting a pipeline right from a run
  • Pipeline and job statuses arrive via webhooks
  • Automated test results next to manual cases

YaGA: a defect from a result

A failed case turns into a YaGA issue with the title, step and actual result already filled in, and a link back to the run.

  • A bug in the tracker in one click
  • The step and the actual result carry over into the issue
  • You can get back to the run from the issue

Import, export and infrastructure

  • Import from other TMSs

    TestRail, Zephyr, Xray, Qase, TestLink, CSV and Excel. Fields are mapped according to the source format.

  • Export in 6 formats

    CSV, Excel, XML, JSON, HTML and PDF at any time, with the suite hierarchy preserved.

  • Access tokens

    Issued and revoked in the interface, for your own scripts and automation.

  • Keycloak, S3 and MinIO

    In your own infrastructure, sign-in goes through Keycloak with your LDAP or SSO, and attachments are stored in your S3 or MinIO.

Planned

  • Jira, YouTrack and Yandex Tracker

    Creating defects and syncing statuses, as with YaGA.

  • Jenkins, TeamCity, JUnit and Allure

    Automated test results from any CI, not only GitLab.

  • API documentation and an MCP server

    Working with cases and runs from an IDE and AI agents.

Tell us about your infrastructure

We show the GitLab and YaGA setup on a demo and tell you what works right away and what needs configuring.

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