Across 6 paths, the API surfaces 10 operations — 2 DELETE, 5 GET, 1 PATCH, 2 POST. Each is listed below with its method, path, parameters, and response codes.
test-suites 10
Test suites orchestration operations
POST
/test-suites
Create new test suite
createTestSuitebody→ 200201400502
GET
/test-suites
Get all test suites
listTestSuites2 params→ 200400502
DELETE
/test-suites
Delete test suites
deleteTestSuites1 param→ 204404502
GET
/test-suites/{id}
Get test suite by ID
getTestSuiteByID1 param→ 200404500502
PATCH
/test-suites/{id}
Update test suite
updateTestSuite1 parambody→ 200400404502
DELETE
/test-suites/{id}
Delete test suite
deleteTestSuite2 params→ 204404502
GET
/test-suites/{id}/tests
List tests for test suite
listTestSuiteTests1 param→ 200404502
POST
/test-suites/{id}/abort
Abort all executions of a test suite
abortTestSuiteExecutions1 param→ 204404500502
GET
/test-suite-with-executions
Get all test suite with executions
listTestSuiteWithExecutions5 params→ 200400500502
GET
/test-suite-with-executions/{id}
Get test suite by ID with execution
getTestSuiteByIDWithExecution1 param→ 200500
Schemas 51
The contract defines 51 schemas that model the data the API accepts and returns. The most detailed are ExecutionRequest (49 properties), Execution (38 properties), TestSuiteExecutionRequest (24 properties), TestSuiteStepExecutionRequest (19 properties). Each schema is shown below with its type and property counts.
TestSuiteStepV2
object
3 properties3 required
TestSuiteStepExecutionRequest
object
test step execution request body
19 properties
TestSuiteBatchStepExecutionResult
object
execution result returned from executor
5 properties
TestSuiteExecutionStatus
string
TestSuiteWithExecution
object
Test suite with latest execution result
2 properties1 required
TestSuiteStepExecutionSummary
object
Test suite execution summary
5 properties3 required
Test
object
13 properties
PodResourcesRequest
object
pod resources request specification
2 properties
RepositoryParameters
object
repository parameters for tests in git repositories
4 properties
LocalObjectReference
object
Reference to Kubernetes object
1 property
ExecutionRequest
object
test execution request body
49 properties
AssertionResult
object
execution result data
3 properties
ExecutionCore
object
test execution core
5 properties
TestSuiteExecutionCore
object
test suite execution core
4 properties
SecretRef
object
Testkube internal reference for secret storage in Kubernetes secrets
3 properties2 required
TestContent
object
4 properties
TestSuiteStep
object
3 properties
TestSuiteUpdateRequest
objectnull
test suite update body
VariableType
string
TestSuiteStepDelayV2
object
1 property1 required
RunningContext
object
running context for test or test suite execution
2 properties1 required
Execution
object
test execution
38 properties
Variable
object
5 properties
DownloadArtifactOptions
object
options to download artifacts from previous steps
3 properties
TestSuiteStepExecutionResult
object
execution result returned from executor
3 properties
TestSuiteExecution
object
Test suite executions data
17 properties3 required
TestSuiteStepType
string
Problem
object
problem response in case of error
5 properties
TestContentRequest
object
test content request body
1 property
TestSuiteWithExecutionSummary
object
Test suite with latest execution result
2 properties1 required
TestSuiteBatchStep
object
set of steps run in parallel
3 properties1 required
ResourceRequest
object
resource request specification
2 properties
TestSuite
object
13 properties2 required
TestSuiteUpsertRequest
object
test suite create request body
2 required
TestSuiteBatchStepExecutionSummary
object
Test suite batch execution summary
1 property
Repository
object
repository representation for tests in git repositories
12 properties2 required
TestSuiteExecutionSummary
object
Test execution summary
10 properties4 required
PodRequest
object
pod request body
3 properties
TestSuiteExecutionRequest
object
test suite execution request body
24 properties
TestStatus
object
test status
1 property
ConfigMapRef
object
Testkube internal reference for data in Kubernetes config maps
3 properties2 required
TestSuiteStepExecutionResultV2
object
execution result returned from executor
3 properties
ObjectRef
object
2 properties1 required
ExecutionResult
object
execution result returned from executor
6 properties1 required
EnvReference
object
Reference to env resource
4 properties1 required
ExecutionStatus
string
ArtifactRequest
object
artifact request body with test artifacts
9 properties
Variables
object
execution variables passed to executor converted to vars for usage in tests
TestSuiteStatus
object
test suite status
1 property
ExecutionStepResult
object
execution result data
4 properties2 required
TestSuiteStepExecuteTestV2
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