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# Run a Test in Tosca

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Make sure that you set the PIPELINE with `--labid` parameter
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After you have created a FOOTPRINTS scheduled task, the next step is to configure Tosca so that when you run a test, the execution is associated with your SeaLights app’s latest Build Modification. You can do this as follows:

### Configure Tosca Cloud playlist with Sealights Lab ID <a href="#toc201668106" id="toc201668106"></a>

1. Configure your Tosca Cloud workspace to work with Sealights.:
   1. Go to integrations
   2. Select Sealights
   3. Enter Sealights Agent Token
2. Configure Tosca Playlist to run with Sealights Test Optimization:
   1. Go to a playlist you wish to integrate with Sealights
   2. In the Configuration tab, under Parameters, enter the following values:
      1. **SeaLightsLabId = `labid configured in the pipeline set command`**
      2. **SeaLightsOptimization** = **true**

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**Careful! Playlist Configuration parameters are case sensitive!**
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### Run the test <a href="#toc201668108" id="toc201668108"></a>

You can now run a test in Tosca. If the test executes any ABAP components in the latest Build Modification for your SeaLights app, you’ll see the test coverage in your app’s Coverage Report.

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**Note:** It takes some time for SeaLights to process the Footprints data.
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The following Coverage Report for Pipeline **HH\_SLABAPCLI\_170625** shows that Function **YCD\_GET\_MATL\_PRICES** and Program **YCDMAINPROG** have code that’s covered by a Tosca test.

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