Hooks run your own code before and after a test

Short JavaScript on your own Tessa Executor runs before a test, after it, or both.

The hook editor in Tessa with a short script that creates a test user, and a passed test run below it.

A hook can prepare test data, clean up afterwards, or call any webhook. Workspace owners write the hooks, and testers attach them to scenarios. A hook that fails before the test stops it before the app opens, and the failure does not count as a regression. Hooks only run on computers whose owner has allowed them.

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Hooks run your own code before and after a test

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