Use Test Folders to organize Test Cases in the Test Repository. Create a folder at the repository root or inside an existing folder, then link the Test Cases you want to include.
Before you begin
Open Vansah in the Jira space where the folder belongs. Your account needs permission to create Test Folders. If the action is unavailable, ask your Vansah administrator to check your access.
Create the folder
Open the Test Cases tab in Vansah. If the Test Repository is hidden, expand the repository pane.
Open the more options menu beside Test Repository to create a top-level folder, or beside an existing folder to create a subfolder.
Select Create a Test Folder.
Enter a meaningful name, such as Checkout, and select Create.
Select the new folder in the tree and confirm that it appears under the intended parent.
The screenshots below show the folder menu and creation dialog in an earlier layout.
Choose a clear folder name
Use a name that describes the feature, workflow, or testing area. Folder names can contain up to 255 characters. A folder cannot have the same name as another active folder under the same parent.
For example, create Regression at the repository root, then create Checkout inside it. Check the parent folder before creating a subfolder so the resulting path is correct.
Add Test Cases
Creating a folder does not create Test Cases. Link existing cases or create cases in the folder as needed. Linking reuses a Test Case; it does not make a separate copy.
See manage linked Test Folders and create a Test Case. To locate a folder later, use folder search.