Once the Test Tool is installed, you can run the standard tests (if they were installed). Search for Test Tool using Tell Me.
Depending on the version, you'll see two entries listed: Test Tool and AL Test Tool. The Test Tool is the older C/AL Test Tool, which you can still use, but it's recommended to use the new AL Test Tool, because the C/AL Test Tool will be removed sometime in the future.
Click the AL Test Tool link to open the Test Tool page where you can select and run tests. The first time you open the Test Tool page, it will appear empty. Tests are grouped in a Test Suite. The standard Test Suite is called DEFAULT, which has no records initially. Create your own Test Suites to group different tests together. Grouping is useful in your DevOps build pipeline because you can run the test using the command line and specify the Test Suite to use.
To get some tests in a suite, click the Get Test Codeunits action and select the Tests you want to add to the Test Suite. You can also use the Get Test Codeunits by Range action to provide a range of codeunits object IDs. Codeunits you created yourself and published using extensions will also appear in this list.
After selecting one or both options, you'll get a list with the selected codeunits and all Test Functions within that codeunit. To run the tests, click the Run Tests action. You can select to run all functions, or only from the selected codeunit.
After running the tests, you'll get an overview with all tests that succeeded, but you'll also get a list of all failed tests. The Error Message column displays errors for any failed tests.
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