View Test Cases
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Opening a test case from the Repository shows its full detail view, organized into tabs. From here you can review the test case content, see how it has been executed, track changes over time, read and add comments, and check linked defects.
The detail view can be shown as a side panel or as a full page, so you can keep it open while browsing the Repository or focus on a single test case.
Detail tabs
Section titled “Detail tabs”- Details: the core test case content, including its information, preconditions, and steps.
- Execution History: a record of how the test case has been executed.
- Change History: a timeline of edits made to the test case over time.
- Comments: discussion and notes about the test case, where you can read and add comments.
- Defects: defects linked to the test case.
Execution History and CI builds
Section titled “Execution History and CI builds”Execution History lists every run the test case took part in, with the result it received.
An execution driven by a CI/CD pipeline expands to show one entry per build rather than a single summary line, so a nightly pipeline’s history reads as the sequence it actually was. Each build carries a #{build number} chip that opens that build at the CI provider.
Up to 20 builds are shown per execution; where there are more, the entry notes how many earlier builds were left out — for example “Nightly regression: 34 earlier builds not shown.”
See Automated Test Runs.
Panel and full-page views
Section titled “Panel and full-page views”- Show in panel: switches the detail view into a side panel view alongside the Repository.
- The view can also be opened as a full page for a focused, larger layout.
Adjusting the repository table
Section titled “Adjusting the repository table”The Repository table itself can be shaped to the work in hand:
- Resize any column by dragging its edge. Widths are saved against your account, so the layout you set is the one you get back next time — on every project.
- Add a column with the + control in any column header, which lists the columns currently hidden.
The actions column stays pinned to the right whatever else you do.