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Executing a Test Case

This section describes how to execute a test case and record the result.

Common Execution

  1. Log in to the CodeArts homepage, search for your target project, and click the project name to access the project.
  2. In the navigation pane, choose Testing > Testing Case.
  3. Click the tab that corresponds to the execution type of the test case. For example, click the Manual Test tab for a manual test case, or the Auto API Test for an automated API test case. Click in the Operation column of the test case. The execution page is displayed.

    If multiple test cases need to be executed at the same time, select them and click Batch Set Results.

  4. Set the case result based on the actual test result.
  5. After the setting is complete, click Save to return to the test case list. You can view the execution result in the Result column.
  6. Click the test case name, click the execution history tab, and view the execution history of the test case.

Executing a Manual Test Case with Parameters

Test cases can be executed with parameters.

  1. In the test case list, click in the Operation column and select Specify Parameter to Execute.
  2. In the displayed dialog box, enter the version number and click Execute. The execution page is displayed.

  3. You can view the test version number. Set the test case execution result, enter the actual result, and click Save.

  4. Click the corresponding case and click the execution history tab to query the execution result.

Execution of an Automated API Test Case with a Dataset

  1. Import an automated API test case dataset.
  2. In the navigation pane, choose Testing > Testing Case.
  3. Click the Auto API Test tab, locate the test case to be executed, and click in the Operation column to start automatic execution.
  4. After the execution is complete, check the execution result in the Result column of the test case list.

    Click the test case name and the execution history tab, and view the execution history of the test case.

  5. View the number of failed rounds and the total number of dataset rounds.
  6. Click on the card to view the execution status of each round of a dataset.

    Click the drop-down list box to filter data by Successful or Failed.

  7. Click a round. The detailed log information about the round is displayed.

Parent topic: Configuring a Test Case