Free UIStepV1 sample questions

Correct answer: Use the built-in 'Labels' feature to apply multiple tags like 'Billing', 'Inventory', 'Smoke', and 'Regression' to each test case as needed.

Labels are the ideal feature for this requirement. They allow for applying multiple, non-exclusive tags to test cases, requirements, and test sets. This is highly flexible, as a single test case can be part of the 'Billing' module and also be both a 'Smoke' and 'Regression' test. These labels can then be used to easily filter views and, most importantly, to define rules for dynamic test sets (e.g., 'include all test cases with the label Smoke').

Correct answer: Create a custom field for Test Sets and Test Results called 'AppVersion' and populate it during execution.

Using custom fields is the correct and standardized way to track additional metadata like application versions. By creating a custom field (e.g., 'AppVersion') and applying it to Test Sets and Test Results, the team can formally record the version being tested with each execution. This data can then be used for filtering and reporting, providing clear traceability. Other methods are manual, inconsistent, and not easily reportable.

Correct answer: False

This statement is false. When creating a custom field in Test Manager, you must explicitly define its scope by selecting which objects it applies to (e.g., Requirements, Test Cases, Test Sets, or Test Results). A field created only for Requirements will not be visible or usable for Test Cases or Test Sets unless they are also selected during the field's creation or modification.

Correct answer: Use the built-in 'Labels' feature to apply multiple tags like 'Billing', 'Inventory', 'Smoke', and 'Regression' to each test case as needed.

The built-in 'Labels' feature is the most flexible and intended method for this type of multi-dimensional categorization. A single test case can have multiple labels applied (e.g., 'Billing' and 'Smoke'). This allows for powerful filtering and is the basis for creating dynamic test sets with rules like 'Labels contains Billing AND Labels contains Smoke'.

Correct answer: Use a single Test Manager project. Integrate with ADO for requirement traceability. Use dynamic test sets that filter test cases based on custom labels (e.g., 'DEV', 'UAT'). Manage test data centrally using Test Data Queues in Orchestrator, populated before each regression cycle.

This is the optimal solution. A single Test Manager project centralizes management and reporting. The ADO connector ensures traceability. Custom fields and labels (e.g., for environments or test types) combined with dynamic test sets provide the flexibility to target specific tests for different environments without duplicating test cases. Using Test Data Queues in Orchestrator is the most scalable method for managing large, variable data sets, ensuring each test robot gets unique data and providing clear traceability of data used in test runs. This integrated approach directly addresses all requirements for traceability, data management, and reporting in a scalable manner. flowchart TD subgraph AzureDevOps A[Requirements / User Stories] end subgraph UiPathTestSuite B[Test Manager Project] C[Test Cases with Labels e.g., 'UAT'] D[Dynamic Test Sets e.g., 'UAT Regression'] E[Orchestrator] F[Test Data Queues] G((Test Robots)) end subgraph Reporting H[Compliance Reports] end A -- Sync --> B B -- Contains --> C C -- Filtered by --> D F -- Populated --> E D -- Executes via --> E E -- Distributes Data from --> F E -- Assigns Jobs to --> G G -- Execute Tests --> G G -- Send Results --> B B -- Generates --> H

Correct answer: Generate a test design for the 'Guest Checkout with Credit Card' feature. Include positive scenarios with valid Visa and Mastercard numbers. Include negative scenarios for invalid card numbers, expired dates, and incorrect CVCs. Also, include edge cases for maximum cart value and special characters in address fields.

This prompt is the most effective because it is specific, provides context, and clearly defines the scope of the desired test design. It explicitly asks for positive, negative, and edge-case scenarios, guiding Autopilot to generate a comprehensive and well-structured set of test cases. Vague prompts like 'test checkout' will produce generic and less useful results.

Correct answers: Verify Control Attribute; Verify Expression

Correct answer: The external application in Orchestrator has not been granted the necessary API scopes (e.g., `OR.Execution.Start`, `OR.TestSets.Read`).

The error message `The required scopes are not granted` points directly to an OAuth/API permission issue. In Orchestrator, external applications must be explicitly granted API scopes that correspond to the actions they need to perform. For executing tests, scopes related to execution, test sets, and jobs are required. If these are missing, authentication succeeds at a basic level, but authorization for the specific action fails, producing this error.

Correct answer: UiPath Integration Service

The UiPath Integration Service is the dedicated component for managing connections to third-party applications like ServiceNow, Jira, and Azure DevOps. It provides a catalog of pre-built connectors that simplify the authentication and data mapping process, allowing Test Manager to seamlessly interact with these external systems for tasks like requirement synchronization and defect reporting.

Correct answer: now.Subtract(New DateTime(1970, 1, 1)).TotalSeconds - CInt(jsonResponse("timestamp")) < 300

This is the correct expression. It first calculates the current Unix epoch time by subtracting the epoch start date (Jan 1, 1970) from the `now` variable and getting the total seconds. It then subtracts the timestamp from the API response (converted to an integer). Finally, it checks if the difference is less than 300 seconds (5 minutes). This correctly compares the two timestamps.