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Test management

Tests are organized in a tree structure with two levels: family and suite, tests being leaves of the tree.

A family contains suites, and a suite contains tests, whether automatic or manual ones.

Figure: Test tree
Image testTree


Adding a family

For adding a family (Figure [*]):

Figure: Adding a test family
Image addFamily

The new family is then created under the root directory "Test suites".


Adding a suite

For adding a suite (Figure [*]):

Figure: Adding a test suite
Image addSuite

The new suite is then created:


Adding a manual test

For creating a manual test (Figure [*]):

Figure: Adding a manual test
Image addManTest

The test is added to the selected suite. You need to modify it for completing its description.


Adding parameters

The window tab "Parameters" (Figure [*]) enables to view the parameters that can be used by this test and to add new ones (see section [*] for more details).

Figure: Window tab for test parameters
Image ongletParam


Adding test actions

For adding an action to a manual test (Figure [*]):

Figure: Adding a test action
Image addAction


Using parameters in actions

For using a parameter in the description of the action or of the expected result (Figure [*]):

Figure: Using a parameter
Image useParam


Adding attachments to a test

It is possible to add attachments to a test (Figure [*]). For this:

Figure: Adding an attachment
Image addAttach

It is now possible to add a description to each attached element and to visualize them.


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