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Manual test runs

A Test Run is a collection of instances of test cases with necessary information like who is handling the involved test cases at a particular time and the state they are in which can be untested, passed, failed, blocked, skipped or to be retested.

Create manual test runs

Log in to Test Management and click Test Run on the left navigation panel.

Click Create Test Run on the top-right corner. Create test run manually

The current date appends to the Test Run name. Click Update link in the Test Cases section. Selecting and adding test cases

Apply filters based on Owner, Priority, and Tags to search and select test cases, and then click Select <number> Test Case. Selecting and adding test cases

Click Create Run.

Add Status

  1. Click ID or TITLE of the test run to open the executed Test Run. Open the test run
  2. From the Status dropdown menu, select the test run status. Add status
  3. To add or modify a test case or to connect it to a JIRA issue, click the test case ID or TITLE. Then, you can perform the required action on the slide over menu. Add result to the test case

Add Notes and Attachments to Test Case result

You can add notes and attachments to the test case while adding the result.

  1. Select a test case in Test Runs.
  2. Click Add Result under Results tab in TEST CASE DETAILS slide over. Add Results tab in Test Case Details slideover
  3. Enter Add Notes and upload a file in Attachments. Then click Add Result to add result to the test case with notes and attachments. Add Notes and Attachments to the test case result

Test Run State

You can check the state New, In Progress, Under Review, Rejected, Done, or Closed of the selected test run, as shown in the following screenshot. Add result to the test case

Search and filter test cases

You can search for test cases using specific keywords by typing them into the search bar. Search test cases with a keyword in search bar

You can also apply filters to search and select the specific test cases based on Status, Priority, Assignee, and Test Case Type. Search test cases with different filters

You can also perform bulk actions on seleted test cases:

  • Add Result to add same result to the selected test cases.
  • Assign to to assign the selected test cases to a different user.
  • Remove from Run to remove the selected tests from the partcular test run.

Bulk actions

Clone Test Runs

To reuse the existing active or closed Test Runs, clone the Test Runs.

To clone a Test Run:

Click the kebab menu of the Test Run you want to clone, and select Clone Run.

Open Clone Test Runs

Enter Test Run Name.

Clone Test Runs

Select the test cases to include in the clone.

  • All test cases.
    It shows the number of test cases in the original Test Run. All these test cases, by default, will be added in the Clone Test Run.

  • By test case results.
    Based on test case status, it allows you to select any one or a combination of passed, failed, retested, blocked, skipped, or untested test cases.
    If you do not select any test case, it creates an empty clone of the Test Run without a test case.

Test Runs

Select from the below options if you want to include information from the original test run.

  • Copy Test Case Assignee to new test run
    Copies the assignee names associated with different test cases selected for the clone test run operation. If you leave it unchecked, all the test cases will be set as unassigned.

  • Copy Tags to new test run
    Copies the tags associated with different test runs selected for the clone test run operation.

  • Copy Linked Issues to the new test run
    Copies linked issues from different test runs selected for the clone test run operation.

Test Runs info

Click Clone.

A pop-up appears, indicating the Test Run is cloned. The Clone Test Run appears under Active Runs in the Test Runs Dashboard irrespective of whether the original Test Run is Active or Closed.

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