These answers explain the difference between release-bound executions and standalone test runs.
An execution is a testing session inside a release. A release can contain multiple executions, such as initial testing, fix validation, regression, and final sign-off.
Executions follow release status rules.
A test run is a standalone project testing session. It is not tied to a release.
Use test runs for ad-hoc testing, exploratory testing, quick validation, and regression outside formal release cycles.
Both executions and test runs can include test cases selected:
Hawzu deduplicates selected test cases where the same test case appears from multiple sources.
Test cases can be marked:
Learn more in Running Tests.
Yes. Assignments help distribute execution work and clarify ownership.
Use assignments consistently, especially for large executions or test runs.
Use: