Test suites are reusable collections of test cases. They help teams decide which tests should run together without changing where those test cases live in the repository.
Use test suites for repeatable groups such as smoke tests, regression tests, release validation, feature checks, or any project-specific execution set.
Folders organize where test cases live in the repository.
Test suites organize which test cases should be run together.
A test case can stay in one repository folder and still be included in multiple test suites.
Test suites can include test cases in three ways:
When the same test case is included manually and through a filter, Hawzu counts it once in the total.
Open a project and select Test Suites to view all test suites in the project.
The Test Suites table can show:
The Testcases count shows how many unique test cases are included in the suite. The Usages count shows how many times the suite is used in runs or executions.
Use the column control in the page header to choose which columns are visible. The title column is always available.
The Test Suites page supports:
These controls help keep large test-suite lists easy to review.
Open a test suite row to review its details.
The details view shows:
Users with edit access can update the suite from the same details view.
Test suite visibility and actions depend on project access. Users need the right project permissions to view, create, update, or delete test suites.
If you do not have create, edit, or delete access, those actions are not available.