Bulk cloning creates independent copies of several Test Cases in one operation. Use it when the new cases need to be maintained separately. To reuse the same cases elsewhere, link them instead.
Select the source cases
Open the Test Case list in the context you want to copy from.
Select the cases to clone and check the selected count and case keys. Wait for selection to finish if Vansah is loading selected cases.
Open the selection actions or more options menu and choose the clone action. If the Bulk Actions dialog opens, select Clone Test Cases and then Next.
Your account needs permission to clone Test Cases and access to the destination Jira space. Check the source context and review the copied versions afterward.
Choose copy options
Select the properties to include, then select Next. Type is included. Available choices include description, precondition, priority, components, labels, assignee, owner, linked work items, linked Test Folders, attachments, test script, and Test Data Collection.
Review attachments and relationship options carefully. The destination and copied links serve different purposes: selecting a destination folder places the copies there, while inherited links come from the source cases.
This screenshot shows the options in an earlier layout.
Choose the destination
Select the destination Jira space in the dialog.
Choose the destination Test Folder in the tree, or create a folder from its menu if needed and permitted.
Review the destination and select Clone.
Keep the dialog open while cloning progresses.
Review the copies
The results list shows the new Test Case keys. Open the copies and check their scripts, properties, versions, and links before using them.
The copies have their own identities and are maintained separately from the originals. This operation is not a way to transfer execution history.
If cloning stops or an error appears, check which copies were already created before retrying. A partially completed operation can leave some new cases in the destination.
For one case, see clone a Test Case. For reuse without separate copies, see manage linked Test Folders.