UiPath UiPath-TAEPv1 UiPath Test Automation Engineer Professional v1.0 Exam Exam Practice Test

The Test Explorer shows a data-driven test case named "Create Loan" with 6 variations under TestCaseValues. Out of these, 3 have green flask icons (indicating they were run and passed), while 3 have blue play icons (indicating they have not yet been executed).

When a Test Execution is re-executed in UiPath, it generates new test execution results that are independent of previous ones. This allows for historical tracking and comparison between multiple runs.

The Mobile Device Manager is required both at design-time and run-time when working with mobile automation in UiPath. At design-time, it connects Studio to mobile devices for building workflows. At run-time, it enables execution of mobile automation on those devices.

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 Test Explorer in UiPath Studio displays project-based results, meaning it shows test outcomes relevant to the current Studio project. This allows developers to analyze the status and coverage of test cases within the scope of that specific project.

In UiPath Studio, the Test Results panel displays the outcome of individual data variations for a data-driven test case. This allows users to see exactly which data inputs passed or failed during execution.

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.

When an Attach Document activity is run as part of an automation job, the attachment is unavailable. This activity is intended for test case execution contexts where attachments are linked to test results, not regular automation jobs.

When a test set is deleted in UiPath Orchestrator, both the test set and any associated test schedules are deleted. This is a permanent action and should be done with caution, as it removes all configurations tied to that test set.

The Random Value activity enables retrieving random data from a defined set of test data. It can be used to generate random values based on the specified data set, which is useful in data-driven testing scenarios.

The correct method signature for a coded automation in UiPath that needs to process input (loanRate) and return a value (IsLoanApproved) is:

**public bool Execute(bool IsLoanApproved, int loanRate)**

This follows the standard format where input parameters are passed to the method, and the result is returned via the method's return type.

UiPath Test Manager integrates with leading ALM solutions, and the UiPath Test Manager Connect (provided by Planview) enables bidirectional synchronization for requirements, defects, test cases, and results—ensuring seamless and real-time data exchange between UiPath and ALM platforms.

Execution will not start because TestCase123 is linked to the "TestData" queue in FolderA, but it's being executed from FolderB. In UiPath, test data queues are folder-scoped, and a mismatch between the folder context of the test case and the data queue will prevent execution.

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.

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.

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.

The logic in the test case checks whether FiscalYear Mod 2 = 0 (i.e., even years). If true, it logs the corresponding ROI. Only FiscalYear 2022 is even and not marked as consumed, so it will be used.

2020 is even but already consumed.

2022 is even and not consumed → ROI 45 is logged.

In UiPath, mock testing conditions include:

Multiple mock files can exist for a workflow

Nested mocks are supported

The mock.json file stores configuration settings for mock files

Changes in the source workflow are not applied to the mock file when the project is saved, ensuring mock behavior remains isolated

The Tester Comment field in UiPath Test Manager supports only text input. It is used to provide notes, observations, or explanations related to a test case execution.

For test cases that contain data variation, you can Create, Update, and Remove test data. These actions allow you to manage different input scenarios effectively for data-driven testing without needing to manually edit the JSON file.

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.

A limitation when re-executing data-driven test case executions is that only one test case execution can be re-executed at a time. This is due to the unique data sets tied to each execution, which require individual handling.

The UiPath CLI supports several tasks useful for building CI/CD pipelines, including:

Run – to execute workflows

Test – to run test cases

Deploy – to publish packages

Pack – to create NuGet packages

Help and Version – for CLI assistance and version info

These tasks help integrate UiPath automation into automated build and deployment workflows.

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 creating a new custom field, the supported object types are Requirement and Test Set. This allows teams to define additional metadata specific to project needs for better organization and tracking.

To configure a new Jira connection in UiPath Test Manager, you need to navigate to the Integrations tab within Admin Settings. This is where external ALM tools like Jira can be connected and managed centrally.

In the Manual Execution Assistant of UiPath Test Manager, manual steps can be marked as passed or failed by clicking "Set Failed" or "Set Passed" at the end of the test. This allows the tester to indicate the outcome of the manual step after execution.

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.

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.

To ensure thorough activity coverage in UiPath, it's best to create separate test cases for each automation scenario. This allows targeted validation, improves clarity in test results, and ensures that all logic branches are adequately tested.

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

Once a Test Set execution starts in UiPath Test Manager, a test execution container with the same name as the Test Set is created. Additionally, for each Test Case in the Test Set, an empty test result entry, called a test case log, is added. This structure helps track the execution results for each individual test case under the overall test set.

In Coded Workflows within UiPath, both C# and VB.Net can be used as programming languages. These languages provide flexibility for developers to write complex logic that cannot be achieved with the standard UiPath activities.