This chapter explains how to manage Test Cases in the RTM app.
Managing Test Cases in RTM involves organizing them, editing their content, and keeping them aligned with project requirements. With the available management features you’ll maintain a clear and efficient test repository. These tabs will guide you through this: Details, Steps, Requirements, and Relations.
Here you can fill in and edit fields like status, fix version, priority, etc. To manage which fields are displayed, click the cog icon.
To track changes made to Test Cases, go to the History tab in the Activity section.
Fill in the Preconditions field if your Test Case requires an additional condition before running the procedure.
If you didn’t add Steps while creating the Test Case, you can choose from three ways to add them:
In this view, you can use the following options:
Use drag and drop to reorder the steps or group of steps.
You don’t have to rewrite Steps. Use existing Steps from other Test Case and copy them to your new Test Case. Copied steps are blocked. To edit them click the Unlink steps group icon.
Editing steps in the source Test Case automatically updates them in all linked Test Cases. To avoid this, click Unlink steps group just above the group of steps.
Sample file to import can be found here. The file contains three Steps, with columns named Action, Input, Expected result. Each step is located in a separate group.
You can add Requirements to the Test Case from the Test Case view in two ways:
In this tab you can manage relations between Test Case and other testing objects. There are two types of relations: direct and indirect. For more information, see Relations helper.
Indirect linking provides information about further relations between work types. These relations are set automatically and can’t be edited.
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