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Mind Maps

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  • Mind Maps is a visual representation technique for organizing information related to Test Suites using branching.

  • It adopts a hierarchical structure to effectively arrange different test suites containing various test cases within a single project.

  • Mind Maps serves the purpose of tracking the execution status of test cases. Each node in the map represents a specific test case, and it employs color-coding or other visual indicators to convey whether a test case has been executed, passed, failed, or remains unexecuted.

This feature is applicable in the following contexts:

  • TestLab

  • Sprint

  • - Tags can be used to group all test cases under the same category using branching.

Test Lab

  1. The primary node signifies the Project Name within the Test Labs context.

  2. The secondary node denotes the Test Suite Name.

  3. The tertiary node represents the Test Case Name.

    • Green indicates a Passed Test Case.

    • Red indicates a Failed Test Case.

    • Orange represents an Unexecuted Test Case.

Sprints

  1. In the context of Test Labs, the primary node signifies the Sprint Name.

  2. The secondary node represents the Test Suite Name.

  3. The tertiary node indicates the Test Case Name.

    • Green represents a Passed Test Case.

    • Red indicates a Failed Test Case.

    • Orange denotes an Unexecuted Test Case.

Furthermore, it's worth noting that users have the option to zoom in and out of the Mind Maps, enhancing their ability to navigate and explore the hierarchical structure effectively.

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