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Test Sets Management

Organize and manage test cases.

What are Test Sets?​

Test Sets are organizational structures that allow you to group related test cases together. Like folders in a file system, test sets enable you to organize your test cases into logical categories.

Creating Test Sets​

New Test Set​

  1. Click the "New Test Set" button in Test Repository
  2. Enter test set name (e.g., "User Authentication Tests")
  3. Add an optional description
  4. Select parent set (for nested structure)
  5. Click the "Create" button

Organizing Test Sets​

By Feature​

Organize test sets based on application features:

  • Login & Authentication
  • User Profile Management
  • Shopping Cart
  • Checkout Process

By Test Type​

Organize test sets based on test types:

  • Smoke Tests
  • Regression Tests
  • Integration Tests
  • E2E Tests

By Priority​

Organize test sets based on priority:

  • Critical Tests (P0)
  • High Priority Tests (P1)
  • Medium Priority Tests (P2)
  • Low Priority Tests (P3)

By Sprint/Release​

Organize test sets based on sprints or releases:

  • Sprint 23 Tests
  • Release 2.5.0
  • Q4 2024 Features
  • MVP Tests

Managing Test Sets​

Edit Test Set​

Update test set name, description, or parent set.

Move Test Cases​

Drag and drop test cases between different test sets.

Delete Test Set​

Delete empty test sets or move test cases before deletion.

Nested Sets​

Create multi-level hierarchies by nesting test sets within each other.

Best Practices​

Use Clear Naming​

Use descriptive names that clearly indicate the content of the test set.

Keep Sets Focused​

Each test set should have a clear, single purpose. Don't mix unrelated tests.

Maintain Hierarchy​

Use nested test sets for better organization, but avoid going too deep (max 3-4 levels).

Regular Maintenance​

Periodically review and reorganize test sets to keep them relevant and organized.