Hi,
Didn't find easy way to do that.
I mean, I have nested structure of test cases, e.g. there is MasterTestSuite, thent TestSuit1 and TestSuite2. Each contain some test cases.
I want to add all test cases from MasterTestSuite, including test cases from TestSuit1 and TestSuit2 and I can't do that. I need to separetly click on each TestSuit group to select testcases from it.
It starts to be annoying, when you got big structure and would like to add at once hundreds of test cases from dozens of test suites....
The same thing comes up when I want to assing testcases to users.
Is there easier way to do that?
Assigning test cases to test plan, and userss to test cases
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OK, Image such structure:
MasterTestSuite
--TestSuite1
----TestCase1
----TestCase2
----TestCase3
--TestSuite2
----TestCase4
--TestSuite3
----TestSuite4
------TestCase5
------TestCase6
Now, I need to add ALL testcases under MAsterTestSuite to one test plan. I can't click on obe button to select all these testcases. I need to click on TestSuite1, then I need to click on TestSuite2, then TestSuite4...
When I have lot of TestSuites I need to click on all of them.
If there would be button Select All on the page, which would trully select all test cases visible on page - it would got much easier.
It's hard to explain that, easier to show, but I hope you got what I mean.
Thank you for help anyway :}
OK, Image such structure:
MasterTestSuite
--TestSuite1
----TestCase1
----TestCase2
----TestCase3
--TestSuite2
----TestCase4
--TestSuite3
----TestSuite4
------TestCase5
------TestCase6
Now, I need to add ALL testcases under MAsterTestSuite to one test plan. I can't click on obe button to select all these testcases. I need to click on TestSuite1, then I need to click on TestSuite2, then TestSuite4...
When I have lot of TestSuites I need to click on all of them.
If there would be button Select All on the page, which would trully select all test cases visible on page - it would got much easier.
It's hard to explain that, easier to show, but I hope you got what I mean.
Thank you for help anyway :}
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