Core concepts
Test case workspace
Organize, search, and manage the test cases in a project, and review a test case's full details.
Workspace layout#
The Test Cases workspace is the central place for creating, organizing, and managing every test case in a project. It supports both Auto Mode and Manual Mode creation, and keeps generated test cases separate from imported test cases in their own tab.
- Test case list — every test case in the project, organized into folders.
- Folders — group related test cases; folders can be nested.
- Search — locate a test case by name.
- Filter — narrow the list by Status (Draft, Active, Archived, Deprecated) or Test Status (Passed, Partially Passed, Failed, Pending).
- Import and Export — bring test cases in from a CSV file, or export selected test cases to GitHub.
Organizing test cases#
- Create folders to group related test cases, including nested folders.
- Expand or collapse a folder to show or hide its contents.
- Use the drag handle to reorder folders and test cases.
- Select multiple test cases or folders at once for bulk actions.
Test case details#
Opening a test case shows its full configuration and history across three tabs.
- Details — status, priority, visibility, tags, and the full description, including target URL, objective, preconditions, and expected outcome.
- Steps — every test step with its status, and an expandable view of the generated code, screenshots, and any error information.
- History — a run trend showing success, failed, and pending percentages over time, plus a table of individual runs with status, timing, and who triggered them.
Managing a test case#
- Preview — start a browser sandbox to interact with the test environment.
- Run — execute the test case, optionally with parameters or a tunnel.
- Edit — update the title, priority, status, visibility, or tags.
- Delete — permanently remove the test case and its steps, after confirmation.