Test environments
You can define custom environments to manage sets of variables like application URLs and user credentials. When you run a test, the variables defined in the environment dynamically replace the values within your test script. The environment-level variables take precedence over the variables defined in the script. You can easily change testing targets without changing your test script by using environments.
You can create, edit, copy, move, and delete the environments. When you create an environment, a .dte.yaml file is created and listed under the Environments folder for the selected application in the test navigator panel.
Environments that you defined for an application are available for selection in the ENVIRONMENT tab of the Execute test asset dialog, when you initiate a test run.