As a test manager, use test runs to define and manage the actual tests to be done. You generate a test run based on a test.
For each test run, you can:
Name | Responsible | Description |
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Create test run |
Test manager |
You can generate a test run based on a test as defined for a selected business process. If the test runs are created, you can review and change the test run settings. |
Review test cases for test run |
Test manager |
Before the test run is done, it can be required to review the related test cases. |
Assign test run to tester |
Test manager |
If a test run is ready to be done, assign it to the responsible tester. |
Set test run status to Scheduled |
Test manager |
If you finished the setup of a test run, and the test must be done, change the test run status to Scheduled. As a result, the test run can be started by the tester. |
Set test run status to Skipped |
Test manager |
If you decide that a test run is not required, you can change the test run status to Skipped. As a result, the test run is not shown on the My test runs page. |
Publish test specification |
Test manager |
For each test, you can publish a document with detailed information of the related test suite and its test cases. You can configure the level of detail of the information that is added to the document.
You can find and download the published document on the Business process file share workspace, on the Documents tab. |
Publish test plan |
Test manager |
You can publish a document with the test plan for a solution. To each business process with tests defined, a table is added with the tests. For each test, this information is shown: Test, Type, Milestone, and Status. You can configure the level of detail of the information that is added to the document. You can find and download the published document on the Business process file share workspace, on the Documents tab. |