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Design studio helps in getting a clear understanding of the requirements to automation testers before they actually start testing the application. This develops highly scalable and maintainable test automation design, which gives end-to-end traceability from requirements to automation test cases. 

Qualitia Design Studio allows creating manual test cases to validate requirements depicted under epics and stories. After you complete working on these requirements, these manual test cases can be synchronized to Qualitia Automation Studio so that automation tester can create automation scripts. 

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You must know the following points for the QDS integrated projects:

  • You can integrate a QAS project with a single QDS project only and vice-versa.

  • You can integrate with a QDS at the time of creating a QDS project only. 

  • Ensure that your associated role is assigned with the Test Development privilege.

  • The Development section has Requirements screen instead of Test Case  Editor screen. The Requirements screen has all the functionalities of Test Case Editor screen and other feature related to synching and sharing with the associated QDS project.

  • You cannot use the Import Task feature to import tasks from another project.

  • You cannot create test cases in QAS. You need to create test cases in QDS, and then Share for Automation, after which only you can edit or remove test cases. 

  • While creating a new project Qualitia syncs all the existing objects along with the tasks and test cases that are shared for automation in Qualitia Design Studio. Once synced, objects can be edited or deleted in automation studio only.

  • Test cases and tasks can be accessed only after they are shared for automation from Design Studio.

  • In case you are using Bitbucket (GIT) as version control, first create a project branch in the Bitbucket repository and then create the project in QAS.
    For more information about creating a branch in Bitbucket repository, refer to the links mentioned below:

    • If you are using Git bash, click here.

    • If you are using SourceTree, 

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Creating a QAS Project by Integrating with a QDS Project

To create a QAS project by integrating with a QDS project:

  1. From the Expand Menu,

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  1. click Project.
    The Project screen appears showing the list of available projects in a tabular format.

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  1. Click New.

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  1. The New Project

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  1.  screen appears.

  2. Enter a Project Name and a Description.

  3. Select

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  1. the Design Studio Integration

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  1.  option.

    Selecting this option enables this project's integration with Qualitia Design Studio. Such projects can be worked in synchronization with Design Studio only. Once selected this option, it cannot be deselected.

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  1. Click Next.

  2. Select Continue with Integration.

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  1. Click Add.
    A new row is added to the list of users.

  2. Do the following in the order listed

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    1. Click Add. An empty row is added to the list of users.

    2. Double-click

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    1. the User ID

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    1.  field to select the user. The associated username appears.

    2. Double-click

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    1. the User Role

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    1.  field to select an associated role. For more information on Roles, refer to 

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    1. /wiki/spaces/QAS8/pages/1381631074

  1. Click Next.

  2. Enter the following Qualita Design Studio details in the order listed:

    1. Enter the Qualitia Design Studio URL.

    2. Enter Qualitia Design

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    1. Studio Username and Password.

  1. Select a Qualitia Design Studio Project with which you want to sync your project.  The following relevant project artifacts of Qualitia Design Studio project along with their counts appear are:

    1. Issue Types

    2. Issues

    3. Objects

    4. Tasks

    5. Test Cases 

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  1.  Click Done.
    The project is created which shares the project artefacts of the selected QDS project. 

While creating a new project Qualitia syncs all the existing objects along with the tasks and test cases that are shared for automation in Qualitia Design Studio. Once synced, objects can be edited or deleted in automation studio only.

Importing Test Artifacts from Design Studio

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Updated test cases reflect in automation studio after subsequent synchronization.

To sync subsequently:

  1. From the Expand Menu, click Develop.

  2. Navigate to Develop or Execute section.

  3. In the Requirements screen, from the top right corner, click the Sync button.
    A Change Log Review window appears explaining changes being synced from Qualitia Design Studio.
    Review the report carefully.

  4. Do one of the following: 

    • To merge all the changes with the existing requirements, click OK.

    • To continue working with requirements without merging changes, click Cancel.

After the synchronization, Qualitia imports all the newly added manual objects, tasks, and test cases into automation studio. 

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Updating the Manual Test Cases

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(8.3.X) Updating the Manual Test Cases
(8.3.X) Updating the Manual Test Cases

Share Tasks and Test Cases for Design Updates

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To share tasks and test cases for design updates:

  1. From the Expand Menu, click Develop.

  2. Open the QDS integrated project.

  3. Select the desired project and do one of the following:

    • To share test cases, click the Requirements tab.

    • To share tasks, click the Tasks tab.
      You will find all the manual test cases or tasks in the left-pane.

  4. Filter and find the desired test cases/tasks based on Epics and Stories.

  5. Click the task or test case which you want to share for design updates.

  6. Click Share for Design Updates.

View Synchronization History

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To view synchronization history:

  1. Open the QDS integrated project.

  2. From the Expand Menu, click Develop

  3. In the Requirements screen , click the down arrow next to the Design Studio button and select View History.
    History of last five sync operations appear in a separate window.