How do I export test cases from test link?
It turns out that it is very easily possible to export test cases with test steps:
- Choose Test Reports in the topmost menu of Testlink.
- On the Reports and Metrics page, select OpenOffice Writer (or MS Word) as the Report Format.
- On the left side, select Test Plan Report.
- You get the document for download.
How do you review test cases in TestLink?
Step #1) Open any one Test case from the Test specification section. Step #2) Click on “Requirements” icon on the test case as shown in above figure. It will open requirements dialogue. Step #3) Select requirements specification from the drop-down box, and click on the requirement checkbox, as shown in the figure.
How do I export test cases?
To export test cases:
- From the Explorer Tree, select the set or folder for the test cases that you want to export.
- Select List View.
- Select the gear icon to open a drop-down menu and select what you want to include in the Excel spreadsheet.
- In the toolbar, select Export > Export to Excel.
How do I export test cases from Zephyr?
Select/check off any of the test cases that you want to export on the left hand side of the table. If you want to export an entire folder or release, simply click the button next to the folder and then click “Export Tests”.
How do I add keywords to my TestLink?
Create Keywords
- Step 1 − Go to Test Project → Keyword Management from the dashboard as shown below.
- Step 2 − Click the Create Keyword button as shown below.
- Step 3 − Enter the Keyword and Description.
- Step 4 − Click the Save button a shown below.
How to create a test case in TestLink?
To create a Test Case, you should have Create Test Cases permission. Step 1 − Navigate to Test Specification → Test Specification from the dashboard. Step 2 − Select the test suite from the tree structure on the left side panel on the screen.
How to use TestLink to automate test results logging?
Check that the Execution Type select box is at “Automated”. Chose Automated if it’s not. Click on the Save button. Teslink has a special user which corresponds to the automated tester. He is called “Jenkins tester”. To identify as this user, Jenkins uses its developper key. Currently it is “3f216bbb9926913a3373274d33c04242”.
How to copy a test case to another project?
To Move/Copy a test case, you should have Create/Edit Test Suite permission. This functionality allows creating a duplicate test case or reordering of the structure. Step 1 − To copy/move a test suite into another project, select the test cases that need to be copied/moved and click the setting icon known as Actions.
How to create a new version of a test case?
Active/Inactive attribute helps to recognize which test case should be used. Step 1 − To create a new version of the test case, click the button “Create a new version” as shown below. It will create a new version of test case and a successful message will be displayed as shown below.