Use bulk Quick Test when several Test Cases in a Test Plan need the same execution result. Vansah records the selected result for each selected case in the current plan iteration, without opening every execution screen.
Before you begin
Open the correct plan and iteration. In an Advanced Test Plan, also check the selected work item or Test Folder requirement.
Make sure Quick Test is enabled and your account can execute the selected cases. Blocked cases may prevent execution.
Review the plan’s run details, such as environment, version, and sprint, and complete any required fields.
Choose a bulk result only when it accurately represents the selected tests. Use the full execution screen when cases need different step results, comments, or evidence.
Apply a result to selected cases
Open the plan’s Test Case list in the iteration you want to update.
Select the case checkboxes and verify the selected count.
Open the Play/Run menu beside the selected count.
Choose the Quick Test result you want to record. Available result names depend on your Jira space’s configuration.
If required Run Setup fields are highlighted, complete them and choose the result again.
Wait for the request to finish, then refresh and inspect the selected cases and their Test Runs.
Check the recorded runs
Quick Test saves execution data; it is more than a temporary result filter. Check the case version, plan iteration, requirement context, result, and run properties after saving.
The single-case Quick Test menu can offer an Update last Test Run choice. The bulk plan action follows its own execution flow, so do not assume that the single-case preference controls a bulk selection. See Record a Result with Quick Test for the single-case behavior.
Create a separate plan when needed
If the menu offers New Test Plan, that creates a separate plan from the selection. It is a different action from recording a Quick Test result in the current plan. Review the destination plan and its cases before execution.
If only some results appear
Refresh the plan and review each selected case’s run history before retrying. Bulk execution processes cases individually, so an error on a later case can occur after earlier cases were saved. Reconcile the saved results to avoid duplicate executions.
To change properties of existing runs instead of recording Quick Test execution, use Bulk Update Test Run Properties and Results.