Managing test cases
Viewing all test cases
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Go to Test Cases
Click Test Cases in the left sidebar. All your test cases are listed in a table.
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Open a test case
Click the name of any test case to open it and see its steps, execution history, and details.
The test cases list shows these columns:
Name - The name of the test case. Click to open it.
Updated By - The team member who last edited the test case.
Updated Date - The date and time the test case was last changed.
Result - The result of the last run - Not Executed, Passed, Failed, Aborted, or Stopped.
Actions - Delete the test case.
Searching test cases
Use the Search Test Cases field at the top right of the list to find a test case by name. Type any part of the name and the list filters instantly.
Editing a test case
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Open the test case
Click the test case name from the list.
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Edit steps
In the Test Steps tab click any step to edit it. You can change the action, target element, or value.
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Add or remove steps
Click + Add step manually to add a new step. Click the delete icon on any step to remove it.
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Reorder steps
Drag and drop steps using the handle on the left side of each step to change their order.
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Save changes
Click Save when done.
Cloning a test case
You can clone a test case to create a copy of it with all its steps.
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Open the test case
Click the test case name to open it.
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Click the Clone button
At the top right of the test case click the copy icon - it is the second last icon in the top right toolbar. A Clone Case popup will appear.
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Choose clone type
In the popup select one of the three clone types:
Clone Case - Creates a simple copy of the test case with all its steps. The copy is named 'copy of (original name)' by default.
Create Group - Creates a group from this test case.
Create & Use Group - Creates a group and immediately links it to this test case.
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Name the clone
Edit the Name field to give the cloned case a new name. By default it is set to copy of (Case-1).
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Click Clone Case
Click the Clone Case button. The cloned test case appears in your Test Cases list.
Clone a test case when you want to create a variation of an existing test without losing the original. For example clone a login test to create a separate test for invalid login scenarios.
Deleting a test case
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Find the test case
Go to Test Cases and find the test case you want to delete.
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Click the delete icon
Click the delete icon in the Actions column on the right side of the test case row.
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Confirm deletion
Confirm the deletion. The test case is permanently removed.
If the test case is part of a Test Suite or Test Plan, removing it will affect those collections. Make sure to check if it is used anywhere before deleting.