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Manage Test Suites

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Use the project Test Suites page to review existing suites, update test-case selections, and keep reusable execution groups current.


The Test Suites page supports search and filtering.

You can:

  • Search by title or description
  • Filter by creation date
  • Clear filters to return to the full list

You can sort test suites by:

  • Title
  • Description
  • Created On

Sorting is available from the filter bar and from sortable table headers.


Use the column control in the Test Suites page header to choose which columns appear.

The table can show:

  • Title
  • Description
  • Testcases
  • Usages
  • Created On

The Testcases column shows the number of unique test cases in the suite.

The badge color shows the selection style:

  • Teal for manual suites
  • Violet for filter-based suites
  • Gradient for hybrid suites

The Usages column shows how many times the suite is used in runs or executions.


Select a test suite row to open its details view.

The details view shows:

  • Title and description
  • Created by
  • Created on
  • Manual selection count
  • Filter-based selection count
  • Total unique test cases
  • Selected test cases grouped by source

To edit a suite:

  1. Open the test suite.
  2. Click Edit.
  3. Update the title, description, manual selection, or filters.
  4. Click Save.

In edit mode, you can:

  • Use Add / Update Test Cases to change manual selections.
  • Use Add by Filter to change filters.
  • Remove all manual test cases.
  • Remove individual filters.

Click Cancel while editing to return to the last saved suite details.


The selected test cases area separates the suite into:

  • Manual
  • Filter-Based Selection

Manual selections can be removed while editing. Filter-based selections are updated by changing or removing the filters that produced them.


Use pagination at the bottom of the page to move through larger test-suite lists. You can also change how many test suites are shown per page.


Managing test suites depends on project access. Users need update access to edit a test suite, change selected test cases, or change filters.