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CodeArts TestPlan
CodeArts TestPlan
- Service Overview
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- Service Entries
- Testing Plan
- Testing Design
- Testing Management
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Testing Case
- Introduction
- Test Case Library
- Manual Test Cases
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API Automation Test Cases
- Creating an API Automation Test Case
- Writing an API Automation Script
- Keyword Library
- API Keywords
- Combined Keywords
- Importing cURL to Generate Test Scripts
- Setting an API Request
- Setting a Test Checkpoint
- Setting Response Extraction
- Importing a Postman File
- Inserting Logic Control
- Setting Test Case Parameters
- Setting Environment Parameters
- Importing an API Automation Case
- Executing an API Automation Test Case
- Custom Automation Test Cases
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Advanced Configurations of API Automation
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Built-in Functions
- Binary Addition Operation
- Binary Subtraction Operation
- Binary Multiplication Operation
- Binary Division Operation
- Obtaining the Current Timestamp
- Obtaining a Specified Timestamp
- Converting a Date into a Timestamp
- Converting a Timestamp into a Date
- Timestamp Addition and Subtraction Operations
- Generating Base64 Encoding
- Generating SHA512 Encoding
- Generating an MD5 Hash Value
- Generating a Random Number in a Specified Range
- Generating a Random String of a Specified Length
- Generating a UUID
- Obtaining an Array via Reverse Index
- Obtaining the Element Values of an Array via Reverse Index
- Converting Uppercase Letters into Lowercase Letters
- Converting Lowercase Letters into Uppercase Letters
- Concatenating Strings
- Cutting Strings
- Advanced Extraction Types
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Built-in Functions
- Adding Test Cases in Batches
- Managing Test Cases in the Features Directory
- Test Cases and Requirements
- Test Cases and Defects
- Commenting on Test Cases
- Filtering Test Cases
- Customizing Columns to Be Displayed in the Test Case List
- Testing Execution
- Quality Report and Assessment
- Settings
- Roles and Operation Permissions
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FAQs
- What Do I Do If No Test Case Exists in a Test Suite?
- What Can I Do If I Do Not Have the Operation Permission?
- Why Am I See a Message Indicating that an API Automation Test Suite Is Being Executed or Queuing?
- What Do I Do If a Test Suite ID Does Not Exist?
- Why Can't I Download the Document in a Manual Test Case?
- What Do I Do If No Test Case Exists In a Test Plan
- Why Can't I Add Work Items of the Task Type When a Test Plan Is Created or Updated?
- What Do I Do If Test Cases Cannot Be Associated with Work Items of the Task Type?
- What Do I Do If the Test Case Completion Rate in the Test Report Is Lower Than 100%?
- Why Is the Status of Test Cases in a Test Plan Inconsistent with That in a Test Case Library?
- How Are Variables Passed Between Steps in API Automation Cases?
- How Do I Set Checkpoints for Test Procedures in API Automation Cases?
- Best Practices
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Creating and Editing a Test Plan
Updated on 2023-11-28 GMT+08:00
Creating a Test Plan
Only the Epic, Feature, and Story work items of a Scrum project can be added to a test plan as requirements.
- Log in to the CodeArts homepage, search for your target project, and click the project name to access the project.
- In the navigation pane, choose Testing > Testing Plan.
- Click Create in the upper part of the page. The Create Test Plan page is displayed.
- Set Name, Version (optional), Processor, Plan Period, Associated Iteration (optional), and Description (optional), and click Next.
- Select the execution mode, add a requirement, and click Save to complete the test plan creation.
- The execution mode selected here can be modified in the test plan later.
- After an execution mode is selected, menus corresponding to the mode are generated on the test case and test execution pages to manage the cases and suites of Manual Test and Auto API Test. Preset statistics reports of the corresponding mode are displayed in the quality report.
Editing a Test Plan
In the test plan list, click the name of the test plan to be edited. The editing window is displayed on the right of the page.
- On the Details tab page, you can modify the test plan (including the test plan name, description, execution mode, and basic information). After editing the test plan, click Save.
- On the Requirements tab page, you can add or delete requirements within the current test plan scope. The operations are the same as those in Creating a Test Plan.
- On the Test Cases tab page, you can view the test cases in the plan, and add test cases from the version to which the test plan belongs.
- On the Operation History tab page, you can view the editing history of the test plan.
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