This section provides information on how to use RTM app from Tester’s perspecitve.
To start creating Test Cases, navigate to Test Management > Test Cases. Click + and complete fields.
If your Test Plan is already created, you can add it at this point.
Complex Test Cases require a step-by-step procedure. Detailed Test Case steps makes the entire process precise and transparent.
Complete steps in Steps section. You can create your own or use existing ones (Link steps, Import from CSV).
The last step is to link the TC with appropriate Requirement. Navigate to Requirements section and Add Requirement.
Add selected Requirements to the list.
The Test Case is ready. Now you can click Create.
Let’s assume that creating Test Cases has been completed. As a Tester you need to build a Test Plan, where all related Test Cases (and indirectly, its Requirements) are included. Test Plans are summarising all actions during testing procedure.
Navigate to Test Management > Test Plans. Click + and fill in empty fields.
Add newly created Test Cases to the Test Plan. At this point, you can also add a new TC.
As soon as you select TCs, click Add.
Test Cases are successfully added. Click Create to finish the action.
As you may notice, creating RTM elements such as Requirements, Test Cases and Test Plans has almost the same procedure.
The case is completely different as it comes to Test Executions.
To begin a Test Execution, navigate to your Test Plan. In Executions section, click Execute Test Plan.
Fill in fields in Execute window.
After successfully completed action, you’ll get a notification.
Change the status of the Test Execution in case you plan to work on it.
Let’s navigate to Test Case Execution. During the testing, you can:
As you noticed, a problem occurred during testing the third step. As a Tester you may need to report a bug. In RTM there are special spaces to report defects.
Defect can be defined as an error or bug that appears during the test execution. Defects can be reported from TCE’s level:
Complete fields in Create Defect window.
Reported Defect is visible in Relations section and can be monitored in Impact Analysis.
To report a Defect, you can also use Defects section in Test Management. Creating defect is similar to other RTM issues.
Testers check reports from their work to monitor and control testing process. It helps to verify the state of all issues and TCEs.
As you may notice, generated diagram shows the ratio between requirements and Test Cases. The type of relation is shown on the diagram.
Navigate to Test Management > Coverage. Complete fields and Generate report.
This pie chart diagram illustrates best the overall status of Test Cases in defined Environment. Test Case Execution report can be sent to your Dashboards.
Navigate to Test Management > Test Execution. Complete fields and Generate report.
Test Execution report can be sent to your Dashboards.
