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AIO Tests lets you create a Folder hierarchy (folders & sub-folders) for proper organization of your testentities. Folders are available for Cases, Sets as well as and Cycles.
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Managing Folders
A user can create a hierarchy for organizing test cases/sets/cycles using folders. Following actions are available for the folder structure - add new folders, rename existing folders, move folders for reorganizing and delete folders that are no longer required. Users can also create/add to a cycle from a Case and Set folder, and set create/add to a Set from a Case folder.
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Please note that by default the system comes with All Casesand Not Assigned folder. All Cases shows all test cases whether or not they belong to a folder and Not Assigned shows all test cases that are not inside a folder. These two folders cannot be renamed or deleted or moved. |
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Adding Folders at the Root Level
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Click on the three horizontal bars on the left to open the Folders menu
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The Folders panel is open when you first start using AIO Tests. If you close it, it will stay closed the next time you are on the tab and if you keep it open, it will stay open. If it is closed, you can open it by clicking the highlighted icon.
If folders have been added, they will be alphabetically sorted. The number next to each folder name is the total number of cases in that folder plus the number of cases in all of its sub-folders
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Click on Add icon from the left panel (highlighted above)
Add new folder window shall open asking details about the Parent Folder and Name of
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the new folder
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In the Parent Folder field, by Default
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“All” (root level) is displayed. Click the folder drop-down to change the parent folder to an user-defined folder
In the Name field (mandatory field), give a name to the folder
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“Ok” and the folder will be added
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Adding Sub-Folder for a User-Defined Folder
Click on the ellipsis (three dots) next to the Folder name and click “New Folder” to get the “Add new folder” window
The Parent folder field is pre-populated with the name of the selected folder
New sub-folder name needs to be entered in the Folder Name field
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Ok” to create the new folder as the sub-folder (child) of the selected folder
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Renaming A Folder
Click on the ellipsis (three dots) next to the Folder name and click “Rename” to get the “Rename folder” window
Enter a new name for the selected folder in the field
Click on “Rename”
Depending on the name provided, the position of the folder in the structure may change (structure is alphabetically sorted)
Moving A Folder
Click on ellipsis (three dots) next to the Folder name and click “Move To” to get the “Move folder” window
Select the destination folder from the folder drop-down (Select Folders as the destination folder - if you want to move the folder to the root level)
Click on “Move” to move the source folder to the destination folder. The source folder will become a sub-folder (child) of the destination folder
At a given level of hierarchy, same name folders cannot exist and system will prevent user to add, rename or move a folder when a folder with same name exists in the destination hierarchy.
Deleting a Folder
Click on ellipsis (three dots) next to the Folder name and click “Delete” to get the “Delete folder” window
Click on “Delete” to delete the selected folder
System prevents deletion of folders that contain test cases or if it has sub-folders with test cases.
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