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Basic Navigation

Switch to the execution view of a project

  1. Select the project you want to manage test plan executions for.
    1. either click on Tests in the main navigation bar and select a project from Current Project or Recent Projects
    2. or select Tests > View all projects from the main navigation bar and select a project from the list.
  2. Click the Execution button in the top right corner.

Essential test execution tasks

Create a new test execution

  1. Switch to the execution view of the project that contains the test plan you want to execute.
  2. Locate the test plan in the Test Plan Executions section.
  3. Click on Add Execution next to the name of the test plan.
  4. Enter a name for the execution.
    You can optionally specify a description, an assignee, a project, one or more components and multiple fix versions.
  5. Click Create to create the execution so it can be run later.
    (info)  You can also create and instantly run an execution by clicking Execute.

Run/Continue a test execution

Create and run a new test execution

Follow the guide above to create a new test execution.
Instead of clicking Create in the last step click Execute to run the execution right after creating it.

Run/Continue an existing test execution

  1. Switch to the execution view of the project that contains the test execution you want to run/continue.
  2. Locate the corresponding test plan for the execution in the Test Plan Executions section.
  3. By default the latest execution for the test plan is displayed.
    If you want to run an older execution expand the table row of the test plan to display all corresponding executions.
  4. Locate the test execution you want to run in the table row.
  5. Click on the  icon for the execution.
    This opens the test execution runner.
    The execution runner is used to navigate through the tests and test steps contained in the test plan the execution was created for and mark them as passed or failed.
    A test execution is finished as soon as every test/test step was marked as passed or one test/test step was marked as failed without continuing the execution. 

Edit a test execution

  1. Switch to the execution view of the project that contains the test execution you want to edit.
  2. Locate the corresponding test plan for the execution in the Test Plan Executions section.
  3. By default the latest execution for the test plan is displayed.
    If you want to run an older execution expand the table row of the test plan to display all corresponding executions.
  4. Locate the execution you want to edit in the table row.
  5. Click on the  icon for the execution.
  6. Update the desired values and click Edit to save the changes.

Note that you can only edit the metadata of an execution.
Once a test or test step was marked as failed or successful it can't be changed afterwards.  

Delete a test execution

  1. Switch to the execution view of the project that contains the test execution you want to delete.
  2. Locate the corresponding test plan for the execution in the Test Plan Executions section.
  3. By default the latest execution for the test plan is displayed.
    If you want to run an older execution expand the table row of the test plan to display all corresponding executions.
  4. Locate the execution you want to delete in the table row.
  5. Click on the  icon for the execution.
  6. Click Delete to confirm that you want to delete the test execution. 

Display execution statistics

  1. Switch to the execution view of the project that contains the test execution you want to display statistics for.
  2. Locate the corresponding test plan for the execution in the Test Plan Executions section.
  3. By default the latest execution for the test plan is displayed.
    If you want to run an older execution expand the table row of the test plan to display all corresponding executions.
  4. Locate the execution you want to display statistics for in the table row.
  5. Click on the  icon for the test execution.
    Note that a test execution doesn't need to be finished to display it's statistics. 
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