Managing Environments

After creating environments with the wizard, you can enable or disable them, update their project assignment, delete them individually, or bulk-delete up to 100 at once — all from the Environments panel in Admin → Environments.

Searching and filtering

Use the search bar above the environments list to filter by environment name. The list updates as you type. You can also filter by enabled or disabled state using the status filter control.

Enabling and disabling an environment

Use the toggle on an environment row to enable or disable it immediately without opening the edit modal. Disabled environments are not available for selection on new test runs, but historical runs that used the environment are unaffected.

Editing an environment

Click the edit action on an environment row to open the edit modal. You can change:

  • Enabled state — toggle the environment on or off.
  • Project assignment — switch between applying to all projects or a specific set (see Project assignment below).

Environment name and platform combination are permanent. The name is auto-generated from the platform combination when the environment is created, and neither can be changed afterwards. If you need a different combination, delete the environment and create a new one using the wizard.

Project assignment

Each environment is assigned to projects in one of two modes:

All projects
The environment is available in every project in your workspace — including new projects created in the future. This is the recommended setting for environments you use across all teams.
Selected projects only
A searchable project list appears in the edit modal. Select the projects that should have access to this environment. At least one project must be selected. New projects are not automatically included — you must add them manually.

The environments list shows an All Projects badge or a project count for each environment, so you can quickly see how each one is assigned.

Deleting an environment

Click the delete action on an environment row and confirm. The environment is permanently removed from the workspace.

Bulk delete

To delete multiple environments at once:

  1. Check the checkboxes on the rows you want to delete. Use the header checkbox to select all visible rows.
  2. Click the Delete Selected action that appears.
  3. Confirm the bulk deletion.

A summary appears after the operation showing how many environments were successfully deleted and how many failed, with reasons for any failures.

Bulk delete is limited to 100 environments at a time. If you need to delete more than 100, run multiple bulk delete operations.