Test suite list view

The test suite list view displays a list of all test suite items contained in a Test Suites node and its subfolders.

When you double-click the Test Suites node in the TestArchitect explorer tree, and then select the Test suites tab, TestArchitect opens a list view of test suite items for the selected node in the main panel. (Learn more.)

Notes: 
Test suite list views are also available for subfolders of theTest Suites node.

The following operations can be performed on a test suite list view:

Common operations

You can find various common operations that can be performed on a test suite list view in Common operations.

Restriction: 
Editing multiple fields is not applicable to a test suite list view.

Opening a test suite

Test suites are containers for sets of test modules that reside in the same repository and belong to the same project. You can check which test modules a given test suite contains by right-clicking it in the list view and then clicking Open.

Tip: 
You can also open multiple test suites by using your keyboard’s Shift key to select a contiguous range of test suites (or Control to select multiple noncontiguous test suites); then right-click the selection, and click Open.

Executing test suites

You can execute a desired test suite by clicking Execute Test on the context menu, which launches the Execute Test dialog. For further information regarding how to execute tests, see Test execution.

Generating a batch file

You can create a batch file from a test suite by clicking Generate batch file on the context menu.

Cut-Copy-Paste operations, and Delete command

Name change propagation

The process of renaming a given entity so that the change propagates to all references to that item is known as name change propagation. Renaming an entity automatically updates all applicable action lines, test modules, and action definitions where the entity name appears. (Learn more.)

Editing data profiles

Dynamic test suites are created based on specific data profiles. You can edit a data profile by clicking Edit data profile on the context menu. (Learn more.)

Rearranging test modules in a static test suite

You are able to specify a custom execution order of test module invocations. Specifically, you might change the test execution order in a given static test suite. (Learn more.)


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