Test Cases
Test Cases are the fundamental units of testing - individual scenarios that verify specific functionality. Each test case contains sequential Test Steps with actions, test data, and expected results. Test cases can be linked to requirements (for traceability) and Jira work items (for implementation tracking), and support both traditional and BDD (Gherkin) formats.
Overview
The Overview tab stands from different cards:
Top bar shows statistics about the previous executions results
Main card contains the main data
Version card shows the creation dates of the testcase
Details shows main attributes
In Automation card automated test related information available
Steps
Test Steps are the granular actions within a test case that guide testers through execution. Each step defines what action to perform, what test data to use, and what result to expect. During execution, each step is tracked individually, allowing precise identification of where failures occur.
Review
Testcases has a review step in their workflow, which requires them to approve the testcase (unless using skip review during creation).
In the review process a User (reviewer) can be selected, and comments can be added on every interactions. Review Cycles are grouped.
Executions
Previous executions can be found under Executions tab.
Links
Test cases can be linked to
Requirements
Other Test cases
Jira Work items
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