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Test Repository

Last updated 10 months ago

The Test Repository is a curated collection of Modules, designed as a centralized storage hub for and . It offers an organized and hierarchical approach to storing and managing testing assets efficiently.

Modules

Modules are a collection of Test Scripts. Each module can have multiple test scripts. Grouping the test scripts inside a module repository helps in better organisation of test cases for testing scenarios, version control for test scripts and facilitates reusability.

Creating Modules

  1. Navigate to Desktop Testing and select your desired project.

  2. Under the Build tab, choose Test Repository.

  3. On the "Test Repository" page, click the "New Module" button.

  4. Provide a meaningful "Name" for your module.

  5. Enter a concise, up to four-character "Module Key Name".

  6. Select a distinctive color as the "Module Identity".

  7. Add a brief but informative "Module Description".

  8. Finally, click on "Create Module".

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