Projects
Projects are the top-level organisational unit in QAlity. Each project contains versions, and each version holds its own independent set of test cases. Projects also define the case types and case priorities that are shared across all versions within that project.
How to create a Project
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Go to Settings - Projects
Go to Settings - Projects in the sidebar.
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Click + Create Project
Click + Create Project in the top right.
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Rename the default project
A new project is created automatically with the name Untitled Project. Click the project name and enter your preferred name.
The new project appears in the list. Click its name to open it and configure versions, case types, and priorities.
Project Overview panel
When you open a project the Project Overview panel appears on the right side. It shows a live summary across all versions in the project.
| Metric | Description |
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| Test Cases | Total test cases across all versions |
| Test Suites | Total test suites in this project |
| Test Plans | Total test plans in this project |
| Success Rate | Overall pass rate across all runs |
Click the arrow at the top right of the panel to expand or collapse it.
Project structure
A project contains versions. Each version has its own independent set of test cases. Case types and case priorities are defined once at the project level and shared across all versions. For example if a project has three versions - v1, v2, and v3 - each version can have its own test cases, but all three share the same case types and priorities defined in the project.
Best practices
- Create one project per application or product you are testing
- Define case types and priorities before creating test cases
- Rename projects any time to keep names accurate
- Delete unused projects to keep the workspace clean