Defining and Managing Step Groups in ContextQA
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Step groups in ContextQA allow you to organize and reuse common test steps efficiently. Here’s how you can create and manage step groups using three different methods: cloning a test case, cloning steps, and creating step groups directly from the Step Group section.
Go to the Test Development section by clicking the pencil icon in the sidebar.
From the dropdown menu, select 'Testcase'.
Find the test case you want to clone and click the clone icon next to it.
Choose 'Step Group' from the cloning options.
Enter a new name for the cloned test case that will serve as the step group.
Click 'Create' to finalize the creation of the step group.
Your step group is now created successfully!
Go to the Test Development section by clicking the pencil icon in the sidebar.
From the dropdown menu, select 'Testcase'.
Select the individual test steps from the test case that you want to clone into a step group.
Click the 'Create Step Group' button to begin the process.
Enter a new name for the step group.
Create: This option will create a new step group without affecting the current test steps.
Create and Replace: This option will create the step group and replace the current steps with the newly created step group.
All the selected steps will be merged into a single step group.
Your step group is now created successfully, and all the selected steps are organized in it.
Go to the Test Development section and select 'Step Groups' from the menu.
Click the 'Create' button to start a new step group.
Enter a name for your new step group.
Fill in all necessary details, such as descriptions, labels, or any prerequisites.
Click 'Create' to finalize and save the step group.
After creating the step group, add all the necessary test steps to it by selecting them from existing test cases.
Your step group is now created successfully and ready to use!
By using any of these methods, you can easily define and manage step groups in ContextQA to enhance your testing process and reuse common test steps efficiently.