Types of testing

Hello,

I'm trying to setup test cases. I was wondering why are there so few choices in the types drop down:

Test case: Requirement test, Non regression , unit testing. What if it is created for a Ticket? and has no requirement linked to it.

Also Test sessions: what is Evolution test session?

many thanks for your answer

Regards,
Florina

Hi there,

I'm trying to get our system of testing now to work on Oria and there are a few things that I don't know where to put.

We have a core test plan made of core test cases, but how to differentiate it from all the other test cases to have it as a whole?

We are using at the moment a

Step | Description | Expected Output |Actual Output |Pass/Fail

table, where the actual output is a screenshot. A test plan has 10-20 steps, and we would want to have the information with the same structure, to be able to export it as a report later.

We were thinking to get the test cases as a test plan of 10 steps, and run test sessions on them, how could we get the Output attached to the steps.
Is the test case the plan, and the test sessions just a test of that test plan, cause that's how we're running it at the moment.

From the documentation it looks like a test case is something very small, like one step in our 10 steps test plan. But we would like to be able to include a test plan in a test case, with a table structure somehow.

Please advise, I have some confused testers

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It is going to be impossible for us to create a test case for each step, the first test of the core test plan has 49 steps, and the whole file today has 118 pages. Just that would make it un-manageable.
right now we describe all steps in description like:
1)step
*expected result
2)step
*expected result
3)step
*expected result
the screenshot for each step are weird to add - a link to a Google doc with slides - one per step.

When you are speaking about making a parent test case, is there another way to define the parenting than adding linked elements? As in can I create a Parent type case which has a different structure?
it belongs to a requirement and has several test cases? Can we define a hierarchy? It all seems to have the same configuration at the moment.


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Actually, sorry , I set up the parent and the "brothers" predecessor and successor. If these are just for info, what importance have the linked elements?
If I define something as a successor, do I also have to link it?

Thank you for your patience