SmartUI SDK Environment Variables

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Welcome to the world of simplified visual testing with the SmartUI SDK.

This guide is designed to provide you with comprehensive information about the various environment variables options available within the SmartUI SDK. SmartUI retrieves additional details from the environment it is running in, like the branch name, baseline branch,proxies etc. You can modify certain aspects of SmartUI behavior by configuring these environment variables within your CI environment:

1. Setting the Baseline Branch

Set the baseline branch for CLI projects:

MacOS/Linux

export BASELINE_BRANCH="Required branch"

Windows

set BASELINE_BRANCH="Required branch"

2. Setting the current branch

Set the current branch for CLI projects:

MacOS/Linux

export CURRENT_BRANCH="Required branch"

Windows

set CURRENT_BRANCH="Required branch"

3. Setting proxies

In case you are accessing your network using corporate proxies, set the proxies in the environment variables as follows

HTTP_PROXY:

MacOS/Linux

export HTTP_PROXY="Required branch"

Windows

set HTTP_PROXY="Required branch"

HTTPS_PROXY:

MacOS/Linux

export HTTPS_PROXY="Required branch"

Windows

set HTTPS_PROXY="Required branch"

NOTE : In most cases setting only HTTP_PROXY should be enough, but if you have different proxies for HTTP and HTTPS, you can set both.The format for proxy’s is http[s]://<username>:<password>@<domain.com>:<port>/ [username and password is optional].

4. Enabling Debug mode

To enable SmartUI CLI Debug mode, use the following environment variable.

MacOS/Linux

export LT_SDK_DEBUG=true

Windows

set LT_SDK_DEBUG=true

5. Ignoring captured cookies

Set the following variable to true, to stop the use of cookies captured automatically. The default is set to false.

MacOS/Linux

export SMARTUI_DO_NOT_USE_CAPTURED_COOKIES=true

Windows

set SMARTUI_DO_NOT_USE_CAPTURED_COOKIES=true