Are there any possibilities in TestLink to describe testing environment?
Such that each Test case may be executed on several environments (OS, Platform, datasets etc.).
Can I describe somewhere these configurations and make some sets of testcases linked to configurations in TestPlan?
Test case environment
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I have the same problem...
I'm experiencing the same problem and I'm not able to find a reasonable solution. How can I execute one test case several times on several environments, without creating duplicate test cases?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Reply to MILTON
Can you please explain how you use custom field exactly?milton wrote:I use custom field.
We have 8 platforms for most tests, which means we'll have to run our tests 8 times each. How does that reflect in the reports? How can we see which platforms have been covered and which tests are left to run on which platform?
thank you.
Re: Reply to MILTON
Are there good way to get this done? I think I've got the same problem.tatiana wrote:Can you please explain how you use custom field exactly?milton wrote:I use custom field.
We have 8 platforms for most tests, which means we'll have to run our tests 8 times each. How does that reflect in the reports? How can we see which platforms have been covered and which tests are left to run on which platform?
thank you.
Any suggestions will be thankful!
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I had the same question while ago and I think I've reported it as a bug, so such feature be added in the future.
Anyhow, the work around is to add a section in test-plan and test-suit definition/summary for test environment. Put all common environment for all test cases in test plan and for some that need special environment you can add them in test suite definition. If still there are some exception cases, add the extra test environment in either summary or Steps of test case.
I even had to add sections for "Glossary", "References", "Test environment diagram", "Approvals" in my Test Plan definitions.
I asked administrators of testlink community to consider adding above necessary sections in the future releases. I hope they will be implemented some time soon. I have been involved some heavy projects recently, so have no idea, if any of above features is added in new releases.
Cheers,
Ali
Anyhow, the work around is to add a section in test-plan and test-suit definition/summary for test environment. Put all common environment for all test cases in test plan and for some that need special environment you can add them in test suite definition. If still there are some exception cases, add the extra test environment in either summary or Steps of test case.
I even had to add sections for "Glossary", "References", "Test environment diagram", "Approvals" in my Test Plan definitions.
I asked administrators of testlink community to consider adding above necessary sections in the future releases. I hope they will be implemented some time soon. I have been involved some heavy projects recently, so have no idea, if any of above features is added in new releases.
Cheers,
Ali