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 you write a test case report?
However, every test case can be broken down into 8 basic steps.
- Step 1: Test Case ID.
- Step 2: Test Description.
- Step 3: Assumptions and Pre-Conditions.
- Step 4: Test Data.
- Step 5: Steps to be Executed.
- Step 6: Expected Result.
- Step 7: Actual Result and Post-Conditions.
- Step 8: Pass/Fail.
How to create and export reports in TestLink?
In the Reports module, you can create, view, and export reports supported by TestLink. TestLink supports a wide range of reports at all phases of STLC to better track the progress such as test execution, requirements coverage, and test case creation details.
How to assign requirements to test cases in TestLink?
Assigning Requirement to Test case. Requirements can be linked to test cases in TestLink. This is a very important feature to track test coverage based on requirements. In test reports, you can check which requirements are not covered and work on them to add in test suites for maximum test coverage.
What are the advantages of using TestLink?
Advantages of TestLink It supports multiple projects Easy export and import of test cases Easy to integrate with many defect management tools Automated test cases execution through XML-RPC Easy filtration of test cases with version, keywords, test case ID and version Easy to assign test cases to multiple users
How to display execution notes in TestLink?
Test Case Related Requirements: When you enable this option by checking the checkbox, then it will display test case related requirements in the Test report. Execution Notes: When you enable this option by checking the checkbox, then it will display execution notes in the Test report.