Woo — As noted in the WooCommerce plugin creation documentation, this will be automatically added during deployment. Including it manually may cause issues and will be warned against.

Choose the test type you wish to run, such as Activation, Woo E2E, or Security. Pick the versions of WordPress and WooCommerce you'd like to test against. Click Confirm and run test to …

The Woo E2E (end-to-end) test suite creates a temporary WordPress installation with WooCommerce and your extension installed, then uses a scripted browser to simulate …

Woo E2E test: Simulates key WooCommerce customer journeys, verifying that your extension does not break core store flows. Woo API test: Validates API endpoints and their responses …

The QIT Command Line Interface (CLI) is your primary tool for running tests locally and integrating QIT into your development workflow. Installing it globally via Composer is often the …

Woo API test: Validates WooCommerce REST API endpoints under your plugin’s influence. Security test: Identifies potential security issues using scanning tools and coding standards.

Before you can start running tests or interacting with QIT's cloud-based services, you need to authenticate the QIT CLI with your WooCommerce Marketplace account. This step ensures …

QIT provides a set of built-in helper functions to simplify common tasks in your custom E2E tests. These helpers eliminate the need to re-invent wheels, letting you focus on validating your …

Contact us If you have questions, need help with QIT, or want to share feedback, we encourage you to reach out. Email support Send an email to [email protected] for inquiries related …

For example, after running qit run:woo-e2e my-extension, use qit list-tests to find the run ID, then qit get <run ID> for details. Use qit extensions before running tests if you're unsure of the …