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Novari-QA
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7 years ago
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Configurations with multiple options

This is my first time using QAComplete. Unfortunatly, I may be looking at configurations feature the wrong way.

 

At this moment, I have configurations for Browsers, said browsers are linked to Platforms. For example, Chrome is linked to Windows 7, 8.1 and 10

When I link a configuration to a test,  I can say; "Test this ticket with, Chrome". 

However what I want, is a way to say. "Test this ticket with chrome, and make sure these values are triggered" 

For example. I want to create a smoke test for logging in. In our application we have 3 different methods of logging in:  I want one generic ticket that I mark as 1 log in type.

For example:
Test: Log into the application.
Configuration: NT-Authentication ON

It doesn't stop there, we have a TON of custom values. Should I be creating test steps for all these custom values?  Should the first test step be a 'make sure this is on' step?


  • Nastya_Khovrina's avatar
    Nastya_Khovrina
    7 years ago

    Hi,

     

    Thank you for the post. Since you have 3 different methods of logging in, you may need to create separate test items for them. If you have a manual test that needs to be repeated using different sets of values, you can create a Tokenized Test. Test Runner can build duplications of the test for each set of new values. Please see the details here: Creating Tokenized (Parameterized) Tests.

     

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    Nastya_Khovrina
    SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
    7 years ago

    Hi,

     

    Thank you for the post. Since you have 3 different methods of logging in, you may need to create separate test items for them. If you have a manual test that needs to be repeated using different sets of values, you can create a Tokenized Test. Test Runner can build duplications of the test for each set of new values. Please see the details here: Creating Tokenized (Parameterized) Tests.