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Mind Maps

Last updated 1 year ago

  • Mind Maps is a Visual Representation of information related to Test Suites using branching.

  • It is an hierarchical structure that is used to organize different suites with different test cases under one Project

  • Mind Maps helps to track the execution status of test cases. Each node can represent a specific test case, and color-coding or other visual cues can indicate whether a test case has been executed, passed, failed, or is not executed.

It is the feature which is applicable for

  • TestLab

  • Sprint

  • - It is used to group all the test cases under the same tag using branching.

Test Lab

  1. Primary node indicates the Project Name in case of Test labs.

  2. Secondary node indicates the Test Suite Name .

  3. Tertiary node indicates the Test Case Name .

  • Passed Test Case is represented by Green.

  • Failed Test Case is represented by Red.

  • Not Executed Test Case is represented by Orange

Sprints

  1. Primary node indicates the Sprint Name in case of Test labs.

  2. Secondary node indicates the Test Suite Name .

  3. Tertiary node indicates the Test Case Name .

  • Passed Test Case is represented by Green.

  • Failed Test Case is represented by Red.

  • Not Executed Test Case is represented by Orange

We have an option to Zoom In and Zoom Out the MindMaps.

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