Shared Tests
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You can conveniently reuse Test Scripts in the Component Service by using the "Mark as Component" feature in desktop-testing. Here's how it works:
Step 1: Mark as Component
Within the Test Repository, find the "Mark as Component" option for Test Scripts in a Module. Selecting "Mark As Component" adds a flag icon next to the script.
Note: If you modify and save the test scripts, remember to mark them as component again.
Step 2: Access in Component Service
Once you've marked your desktop test scripts as components, they become accessible in the Component Service. Import them into your respective projects within the Component Service.
Step 3: Import Scripts
Click "Import Scripts" to see test scripts categorized by service.
⚠️Note: Our capabilities within the Component Service are limited to executing test scripts from the desktop service as components, and we do not have the ability to edit test scripts.
Step 4: Select Service and Scripts
Choose the desired service to display available Test Scripts.
Select one or more scripts for import into the component.
Step 5: Confirm Import
Click "Import", which opens a screen where you can choose the necessary projects and confirm the import.
Step 6: Success Confirmation
Upon successful import, you'll receive a confirmation message.
This process ensures that the imported test scripts are available in your chosen component projects in draft status.
Finding Shared Test Cases:
Shared Test Cases are located in the Desktop Testing Repository under the Shared Test module on the workspace page.
Clicking on a shared Test Case reveals the test scripts marked as components.
Unmarking Shared Tests:
To remove the "Mark as Component" designation from a Shared Test, simply choose "Unmark As Component."
