We have common steps in our test flows like Login, Navigate to Menu in multiple test cases so we decided to create reusable test cases
TC1 - One test cases with the steps to login
TC2 - Another to Navigate to menu
This helped us avoid redundancy, But some teams when they are planning Regression execution they pull test cases from respective team folders which leads to adding the TC1 and TC2 which is not required because we are testing them in multiple test cases where they are linked.
Any suggestions on how we could avoid this from happening?
Kind Regards,
Vikrant
Hi Vishal,
Thank you for suggestion, if i use the below suggestion than the responsibility to update the test case is vague as it does not fall into any teams responsibility area.
That is why i was trying to find another way to resolve this.
Regards,
Vikrant
Hi Vikrant,
In your current setup you can try moving your common reusable cases to a separate folder and not include it during creation of cycles.
Going forward you can try the following recommendation to utilize folders in a better way:
Create your cases folder structure by features/functional areas
Keep common cases like login and common navigation etc in a separate folders
While creating cycles pull cases from folders of features only so that reusable common cases are not duplicated.
Thanks and Regards,
Vishal Srivastava