Addding test cases, assigning testers
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 2:58 pm
I am new in Testlink using 1.8.5b and have until now found it very usefull except for a couple things I have not been able to solve.
I have many applications which are released in different versions during time because of bug fixing etc. and the tests are in most cases equal. We are talking about up to about 50 test cases per release.
To organize these I see two options:
Option 1
Creating project per release
Project V1
Project V2
….
Option 2
Creating one project and use test plans as releases
Project xxyy
|-----Test plan release V1
|-----Test plan release V2
….
With option 1 you have to export/import which is fine but it is only the raw test suites there are exported not e.g. tester assignment and the added test cases.
With option 2 no import is necessary but you have to add each test case to the new test plan, which is very time consuming.
In both cases you also have to assign a tester to every test case which is also very time consuming.
So I would ask you following for both Option 1 and 2:
1. Is it possible to add all tests in one step instead of having to do it manually per test case?
2. Is it possible to assign one tester to all tests in one step instead of having to do it manually per test case?
I have not been able to find a way of doing it and assume many others have the same problem.
If it is possible how do I do it?
Best regards Joergen
I have many applications which are released in different versions during time because of bug fixing etc. and the tests are in most cases equal. We are talking about up to about 50 test cases per release.
To organize these I see two options:
Option 1
Creating project per release
Project V1
Project V2
….
Option 2
Creating one project and use test plans as releases
Project xxyy
|-----Test plan release V1
|-----Test plan release V2
….
With option 1 you have to export/import which is fine but it is only the raw test suites there are exported not e.g. tester assignment and the added test cases.
With option 2 no import is necessary but you have to add each test case to the new test plan, which is very time consuming.
In both cases you also have to assign a tester to every test case which is also very time consuming.
So I would ask you following for both Option 1 and 2:
1. Is it possible to add all tests in one step instead of having to do it manually per test case?
2. Is it possible to assign one tester to all tests in one step instead of having to do it manually per test case?
I have not been able to find a way of doing it and assume many others have the same problem.
If it is possible how do I do it?
Best regards Joergen