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pangelov's avatar
pangelov
New Contributor
3 years ago

How to reorder test cases

Hello,

 

I have the following structure (keep in mind, that neither test plan, nor test cycles are creted in this case):

The question is - how to reorder the test cases as it's displayed on picture (red arrow)?

6 Replies

  • MisterB's avatar
    MisterB
    Champion Level 3

    Hi,

     

    I'm guessing that the solution you're after is not to sort by the test case ID, which would solve the problem in the example you gave.

     

    I think you're asking how to sort test cases by name but have them display in an order or your choosing.  In the example you gave, you could prefix the name of the test case to include a number that will successfully sort in the order you want them displayed (when sorted by name):

     

    Video playback (ads) - 1. Pre-Roll

    Video playback (ads) - 3. Post-Roll

    Video playback (ads) - 2. Mid-Roll

     

    If I've misunderstood please let me know.

    • pangelov's avatar
      pangelov
      New Contributor

      Hi, 

       

      Thanks for the reply. Actually, what I need to is to sort the test cases in order that I want to (it's not necessary by name or id). So probably the example with arrows wasn't the good one. Esential is the possibility (if such exists) to reorder them in way, that follows my idea for ordering. Is this possible? 

      • josh42's avatar
        josh42
        Community Hero

        Hi pangelov ,

         

        what is the use case here? Why do you need to order them in this way?

        Just trying to understand, to see if there is an alternative solution.

         

        Cheers

        Josh

  • Erez1990's avatar
    Erez1990
    New Contributor

    Hi Pangelov

     

    You could sort by Key and not by Name, this will fix your current issue (kind of an ad-hoc solution).

     

    For other cases, you can:

    1. open Zephyr Configuration menu.

    2. Go to "Custom Fields: Test Cases".

    3. Create a new field and name it "Test Order" and set it as a Number.

     

    Then just update this field in your test cases and define your view to sort by that field.

    Kind of a backward solution but it will give you the order you want

     

    Cheers ^^