A Test Folder path identifies a folder’s location within your Vansah Test Repository. Copy it when an integration or automation binding asks for a folder path, or when you want to document where a folder is located.
Before you begin, open the correct Jira space and make sure you can access its Vansah board and the required Test Folder.
Copy the folder path
Open Vansah in your Jira space.
Select the Test Cases tab.
In the Test Repository tree, select the Test Folder.
Open the folder’s More actions (⋮) menu and select Copy Folder Path.
Paste the copied value into the place where you need it.
Understand the copied path
The path lists the folder and its parent folders, separated by forward slashes (/). A folder directly below the repository root might have a path such as regression/.
A nested folder can have a path such as regression/address/verification/. The Test Repository root itself is not included as a folder name.
You can also hover over a folder in the tree to view its path in a tooltip:
Use the path in an integration
Paste the path exactly as Vansah copied it, including the folder names and slashes.
Use the Jira space that owns the folder when configuring the integration.
If you rename or move the folder, copy its current path again and update integrations that use the old path.
For an example, see Sending Automated Test Results to Vansah from CI/CD.
Folder path or folder link?
Copy Folder Path gives you the folder’s location within the repository, such as regression/login/.
Copy Folder Link gives you a link that opens the folder in Vansah. Use the link when you want to share a clickable destination with someone who has access.