How to Test

A guide to using the Wrike n8n Test Runner

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What is this?

The Test Runner is a web app for validating that all 15 Wrike automation workflows (rebuilt in n8n) work correctly. It has 75 test checks across 12 sections. You work through each test by making changes in Wrike and recording whether the expected result happened.

Test Checks

75 tests grouped by section (A–L). Each has setup instructions, an action to perform, and an expected result.

Wrike Context

Each test includes a "Where in Wrike" panel showing the exact task/story/phase to use. No guessing.

n8n Activity Feed

Live sidebar showing n8n workflow executions as they happen. Confirms automations are firing.

Auto-Save & Export

Results save to your browser automatically. Export as CSV or Markdown when done.

Getting Started

1
Open the Test Runner at test.entangle.com.au/wrike-n8n and sign in with your Entangle account.
2
Click START SESSION in the top-right header. This starts polling n8n for live workflow executions.
3
Open Wrike in another browser tab. Navigate to Media Buying → TEST — Automation Validation. This is your test environment.
Your progress saves automatically. You can close the browser and come back anytime — all results are stored locally. You can work across multiple sessions and days.

Running a Test

1
Click a test row to expand it. You'll see the Setup, Expected Result, and a blue "Where in Wrike" box showing exactly which task to use.
2
Follow the Wrike context. The blue box tells you the navigation path, story name, action name, and any prep steps (like assigning yourself). Do the prep first.
3
Perform the action described in the test (e.g., "Change Action to In Progress") on the specific Wrike task.
4
Wait 10–15 seconds, then check whether the expected result happened in Wrike. Glance at the n8n activity feed to confirm the workflow fired.
5
Mark the result. Click Pass, Fail, Skip, or Untested. If it failed, type what actually happened in the Actual Result field.
6
Move to the next test. Sequential tests (e.g., A2.1 through A2.5) use the same Wrike tasks — don't create new ones.

Using the Interface

Header bar

Test sections

Expanded test row

Click any test row to expand it. The expanded view shows:

n8n Activity Feed

Timing

Single cascade (Action → Story) — 5–15 seconds
Multi-level cascade (Action → Story → Gate) — 15–30 seconds
Full cascade (Action → Story → Gate → Phase → Project) — 60–90 seconds
Validator revert — 5–15 seconds
Scheduled jobs (Sections I, J) — Runs at specific AEST times. Set up the day before.

Important Rules

When You're Done

  1. Click CSV and MD to export both formats
  2. Send the exports to Aaron via Slack
  3. Click END SESSION
  4. Do NOT delete the TEST folder — Aaron may need to inspect tasks
Thank you for testing! If you have any questions, reach out to Aaron.

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