Test Case Management Guide - Getting Started
Welcome to the Test Case Management documentation. This guide will help you get started with using our platform to manage test cases, track their execution status, and report defects.
What is Test Case Management?
Test Case Management is a comprehensive platform that helps you:
- Manage test cases: Create, organize, and maintain your test cases in a structured repository
- Track execution: Execute tests and track their status across multiple test runs
- Report defects: Create and manage defects directly from failed test cases
- Analyze results: Generate comprehensive reports and analytics to understand your testing progress
Key Concepts
To get started with the platform, you’ll work with these core concepts:
Projects
Projects are workspaces that contain all artifacts related to a specific application. Each project has its own test repository, test runs, and defect tracking.
Test Suites
Test suites are organizational folders where you store test cases. You can create multiple test suites to organize tests by functionality, feature, or any other logical grouping.
Test Cases
Test cases contain all the details about your tests, including steps, expected results, and prerequisites. You can create quick test cases with just a title, or detailed test cases with full specifications.
Test Runs
Test runs represent a set of test cases to be executed on a specific app build. You can track the execution status of each test case within a run.
Defects
Defects are issues or bugs found during test execution. You can create defects directly from failed test cases or independently.
Getting Started
To get started with the platform:
Next Steps
- Follow our Quick Start Guide to create your first project
- Learn about Core Concepts to understand the platform structure
- Explore Workspace Management to configure your workspace
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