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Test Plans

Test Plans are the top level of the TestPilot hierarchy. A plan groups related test runs so you can track progress and quality for a release, sprint, or product area in one place.

TestPlans

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Test Plans replaced the earlier Release grouping layer. The old /testpilot/projects address still works and redirects to /testpilot/test-plans, carrying any query parameters with it.

The Test Plans page​

Open TestPilot > Test Plans. The page lists every plan in the active project and lets you expand a plan to see the runs inside it.

Toolbar​

ControlOptions
SearchFree text search over plan names
HealthAll Status, Healthy, Warning, Critical
Archive stateActive Plans, Archived Plans, All Plans
Sort byCreated Date, Oldest First, Name (A-Z), Name (Z-A), Progress (High), Progress (Low)
ViewList (expandable table) or Card grid

The chosen view is remembered for the rest of your browser session. Plans load as you scroll rather than through a pager.

Summary bar​

Above the list, a single row summarizes the loaded plans:

  • Number of plans
  • Number of plans in the Healthy state
  • Average pass rate

List columns​

ColumnContents
Plan NamePlan name plus a N scenarios · N runs meta line
Last RunCompleted, Overdue, In Progress, or No runs yet, with a relative timestamp
StatusPlan health: Healthy, Warning, Critical, or No runs
ProgressCompletion percentage bar

Health is derived from the plan's runs. A plan with no runs yet is shown in a neutral "No runs" state rather than as a warning.

Creating and editing a plan​

Click New Plan, or choose Edit Plan from a plan's action menu.

FieldNotes
Plan NameRequired
Plan DescriptionOptional free text
TypeRegression, Smoke, Manual, Automation
PlatformMulti-select: WEB, MOBILE, API, DESKTOP
EnvironmentDEVELOPMENT, TEST, STAGING, PRODUCTION
PriorityCritical, High, Medium, Low
Start Date / End DateBoth required; the end date must be after the start date
Test CasesA dual-panel picker that stages the plan's test cases

Test cases selected in the form are saved with the plan itself, in the same submit. There is no separate assignment step for a plan.

note

Plans saved earlier with the short environment values DEV and PROD are normalized to DEVELOPMENT and PRODUCTION when you reopen them, so the environment field is never blank on edit.

You can also open the create form directly with /testpilot/test-plans?action=create.

Plan actions​

Each plan row has an action menu:

  • Edit Plan - reopen the plan form
  • Duplicate Plan - open a copy dialog, prefilled with the name <plan name> - Copy, offering the same four options as a run clone: include execution attachments, test execution status, assignees, and linked Jira issues
  • Archive Plan / Activate Plan - move the plan out of, or back into, the active list
  • Delete Plan - remove the plan; its linked test runs are kept

Creating, editing, and deleting plans are permission-gated. See the permission model below.

Runs inside a plan​

Expand a plan row to reveal its Recent Runs sub-table, which loads the plan's runs on demand and shows the five most recent.

ColumnContents
Recent RunsRun name and status icon
Run ProfileType, platforms, and environment
ResultsPass rate and result counters for the run
TimelineStart and end dates

Result counters come from a plan-scoped run summary, so the numbers in this table reflect the plan rather than the whole workspace.

Each run row offers:

  • View Executions - open the run's executions
  • Copy URL - copy a direct link to the run's executions
  • Edit - edit the run
  • Clone - copy the run
  • Manage Test Cases - add or remove the run's test cases
  • Remove from Plan - unlink the run from this plan; the run itself is kept
  • Delete Test Run - permanently delete the run
caution

Remove from Plan and Delete Test Run are different actions. Removing only clears the link between the run and the plan. Deleting destroys the run and cannot be undone.

Test Plans and Test Runs are joined by the planId query parameter.

LinkResult
/testpilot/test-runs?planId=<id>Test Runs, filtered to that plan
/testpilot/test-executions?planId=<id>&testRunId=<id>Executions for one run inside that plan

Clicking a plan name, or View all runs in the expanded sub-table, takes you to the plan-scoped run list. Older links that use projectId instead of planId still resolve.

Permissions​

Plan and run actions are gated on the TestPilot test set permissions:

ActionPermission key
Create a plan or runtestpilot:testset:create
Edit a plan or runtestpilot:testset:update
Delete a plan or runtestpilot:testset:delete

Controls you do not hold the permission for are hidden. The backend re-checks every request, so hiding a button is a convenience, not the security boundary.

Next steps​