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Add execution details

Plan who runs each test case and when, directly inside a manual test run.

After a test run is created, you still need to decide who executes each test case and by when. Execution details capture that plan against the test cases inside the run, so the workload is visible before anyone starts testing. You can set them on one test case at a time, or on several at once.

Before you begin

Do the following before you add the execution details:

  • A manual test run exists in the project. See Create manual test runs documentation.
  • Test cases are added to the run. Empty runs have nothing to plan against.
  • You have access to the project.

When to add execution details

Add execution details after you create the run, before testers begin executing. The two fields answer two scheduling questions a test lead repeats every cycle.

  • Who owns this test case?
  • When should it be done?

You can revisit execution details at any point while the run is Active.

Open a test run

Both entry points start from the test run detail page.

  1. In the left navigation, click Test Runs.
  2. On the Active Runs tab, click the run you want to plan.

    Active Runs tab on the Test Runs list page showing four test runs ready to open

The test case list opens with All Test Cases selected by default.

Test run detail page showing the test case list with ID, TITLE, PRIORITY, and STATUS columns

Add execution details to one test case

Use this path when you want to assign a single test case.

  1. In the test case list, find the row for the test case.
  2. Click the three-dot menu at the end of the row.
  3. Select Add execution details.

    Row overflow menu inside a test run showing Add Result, Add execution details, and Remove from Run

    The Add Execution Details modal opens.

  4. From Assign to, select a project member.

    Assign to dropdown listing Myself, Unassigned, and project members in alphabetical order

    The top of the list contains Myself (your name) and Unassigned. Below them, project members appear alphabetically.

  5. In Planned Execution Date, pick the date in the calendar. The field accepts MM / DD / YYYY.
  6. Click Save.

The dialog closes, and your selections are stored against that test case. To discard changes, click Cancel or the close icon in the modal header.

Add execution details to several test cases at once

Use this path when you want to assign a batch of test cases in one action.

  1. In the test case list, select the checkbox for each test case you want to plan. You can use the column header checkbox to select every test case on the page.
  2. In the bulk action bar at the top of the list, click Add execution details.

    Bulk action bar showing Selected: 1 Test Case with Add Result, Add execution details, and Remove from Run buttons

    The same Add Execution Details modal opens.

  3. Set Assign to and Planned Execution Date.

    Add Execution Details modal opened from the bulk action bar, with Assign to and Planned Execution Date fields and Cancel and Save buttons

  4. Click Save.

The values you set apply to every selected test case.

Fields you can set

Following are the fields you can set:

Field What it does Notes
Assign to Sets the person responsible for executing the test case. The list shows project members. Myself and Unassigned appear at the top. [Placeholder: confirm whether non-members of the project can be selected.]
Planned Execution Date Sets the target date for executing the test case. Format is MM / DD / YYYY. [Placeholder: confirm whether past dates are allowed and whether the field accepts typed input in addition to the picker.]

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