Details
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Story
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Status: Closed
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Critical
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Resolution: Duplicate
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R2.0.4
Description
Use Case
- I have a whole lot of Tests for a product covering everything from Installation, to UI, to all capability functional tests
- With each subsequent product delivery, I'll need to execute all of these Tests again to ensure that no new defects have been introduced with the current delivery's code additions/modifications.
- Therefore, I want each delivery to start off with my Installation Tests, followed by my UI tests, followed by my Functional tests, and lastly my Security tests (and I may or may not have these organized into Test Sets already)
# If I add all of these Tests to a Test Plan without using a Test Set, they are all unorganized with no way to organize them before a Test Execution is created from them
# If I add all of these through a Test Set which I have already organized, they may get added to the Test Plan in an order I don't desire, given that if there are any other Tests already in the Test Plan, any new Test additions merely get added to the 'top' of the list - All in all, it seems very hard to have a Test Plan that's an actual, organized plan from start to finish. Say that I clone my last delivery's Test Plan for my next delivery (as again, I still need to regression test everything), if there is a new feature that I created a new Test for and I add it to this cloned Test Plan, it'll show up at the 'top' even if I had it previously organized (solely thanks to a Test Set) in a logical order with Installation being at the top / first so that I can create a Test Execution from this plan and run with it
- Therefore, I want each delivery to start off with my Installation Tests, followed by my UI tests, followed by my Functional tests, and lastly my Security tests (and I may or may not have these organized into Test Sets already)
Attachments
Issue Links
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XRAY-1191 As a user, I can set the rank for tests within a Test Plan
- Closed