QMetry allows testers to organize and manage test cases in a Folder structure based hierarchy. Testers can group related test cases and organize them systematically during authoring/post authoring. As an example testers can create folders like Regression Test, Smoke Test, Sanity Test, etc to group related test cases. Each new test case folder creates next level of test case organization in your test case tree. It helps carrying out bulk operations like associating test cases to a story/test run, copy test cases from source folder to destination folder.

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Click on the QMetry menu item. It opens the menu like below. Select Manage Test Cases on it.Image Removed

The Manage Test Cases screen opens. The left pane displays folder structure of test cases. The right pane displays all test cases until you select a particular folder to view particular test cases.

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• Test Case: Test Cases are sorted based on Issue Key.
• Created By: Test Cases are sorted on Created by User who has created the test cases.
• Created Date: Test Cases are sorted on Created Date on which the test cases were created.
• Updated By: Test Cases are sorted on Updated by User who has modified the test cases.
• Updated Date: Test Cases are sorted on Updated Date on which the test cases were modified.
• Type: Test Cases are sorted on its testing type i.e. Manual and Automation.

Expandable Test Case Rows

Users can expand test case row and view test steps under the test case on the Manage Test Cases Screen. When a test case is expanded, it shows all the test steps a test case is collapsed, it hides the test steps under it.

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• Delete Test Steps: Click on the Con icon for the test step and select Delete.
• Reorder Test Steps: Drag and drop test steps to reorder them within test case.

Inline Editing

Users can edit values of Test Case Summary, Step Summary, Test Data, and Expected Result in line.

For example, Testers have to do quick edit in test case. Using inline edit, they can edit field values quickly without opening the test case detail page .

Clone Test Cases

Users can create a clone of existing test cases with their test steps. Click on the Con icon and select Clone. A new test case with "Clone" prefix will be added.

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1. On the folder tree at left, select the source folder wherein the test cases lie.
2. Select test cases that you want to move to another folder.
3. Open the Move/Reuse drop-down menu at the top and select the destination folder in which you want to move the selected test cases.
4. Then click on the Move button on the drop-down menu.

Reuse Test Cases across Folders

You can reuse existing test cases by copying them from one folder to another.

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