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A scenario in Qualitia is a collection of test cases
. The purpose of creating a scenario is to modular the features within the application under test and to associate the related test cases to the appropriate scenario. Multiple test cases can be assigned to a single scenario in a Qualitia projectAdding a Scenario, which are part of the same module of the application under test (AUT).
For example, User Management is a module in your AUT, then you can create a scenario in which you can define multiple test cases that automates the scenarios related to User Management such as adding a user, editing a user, deleting a user, and so on.
Adding a Scenario
Perform the following steps to add a scenario.
To add a scenario:
- From the Collapse Expand Menu, click Develop.The Test Cases tab opens
- In the left pane, click the Scenarios node as shown in the following figure:
Image RemovedImage Added - On Click the left pane, click the Add scenario Scenario button (Image RemovedImage Added).
- Enter Scenario Name and Scenario Description.
- Click Save. The desired scenario is created in which you You can now add new test cases.
Editing a Scenario
Perform the following steps to edit a scenario.
To edit a scenario:
- From the Collapse Expand Menu, click Develop.The Test Cases tab opens.
- On In the left pane, right- click the the scenario that you want to delete, and then select the Edit Scenario button (Image Added).
- To know how to edit a scenario, refer to Adding a Scenario.
Deleting a Scenario
You cannot delete a scenario that contains a test case. You If you do not want a scenario, you can move all the existing test cases of the scenario to another scenario, and then delete that scenario.
To delete a scenario:
- From the Collapse Expand Menu, click Develop.
- Click the Scenarios tab.
- On In the left pane, right- click the scenario that you want to delete, and select the Remove Scenario button (Image Added).
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