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Understanding Planned Test Runs
Updated over 2 months ago

A Planned Test Run in Vansah is a structured set of organized Test Cases created from a requirement (Jira Issue or Test Folder). Test Cases available within your requirement can be arranged in a specific order for a planned test run "Test Execution". This ensures all necessary Test Cases are executed systematically helping you plan necessary testing against your requirements.

You may create any number of Planned Test Runs against a requirement to help you plan your testing using different properties such as an Environment, Release or Sprint.

Planned Test Runs are visible within your requirement (Issue or Test Folder) Test Runs tab found under Planned Test Runs section.

They can also be managed by going to your Test Plans within the Vansah board for your Jira project.

Key Features

  1. Association: Linked to a Jira Issue or a Test Folder in Vansah.

  2. Flexibility:

    • Test cases can be reordered via drag-and-drop.

    • Allows assigning Test Cases to different testers.

    • Allows creating new Test Cases which will be added to the requirement.

  3. Creation: Can be created from a Test Folder or a Jira Issue.

Management capabilities:

  • Modify test case properties (e.g., assignee, priority, linked issues).

  • Add new test cases or link existing ones from any project.

  • Create multiple test iterations for the same Planned Test Run.

Reporting:

Includes a Report Tab which is a Test Summary based on the latest execution results.

All existing Vansah Testing gadgets or Reports can be configured against Planned Tests.

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