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Once you have synchronized the requirements from the Design Studio, you can start working with these requirements inside Qualitia Automation Studio.

After synchronization, you can do the following:

Adding New Test Cases

After synchronization you can start working with these requirements. You can see all the stories that are marked to be added into the Qualitia Automation Stories in JIRA.

If you find any of the stories missing in Automation Studio, edit the story in JIRA and ensure that the Qualitia Automation Story check box is selected.

(warning) If you do not see requirements in the left pane even after the sync is completed, refresh the window by toggling into some other window of Qualitia and coming back to the Requirements screen.

  • Click the story in the left pane to view its business rules in the right pane. 
  • Click a business rule in the left pane to view all Activities prepared inside that business rule at the bottom of the right pane. Qualitia users can click the activity to view steps in the next pane.

To add new test cases inside an activity:

  1. Right-click the business rule in the left pane and click New Test case.
    The New Test Case screen appears.
  2. Enter the test case details like Test Case Name, Manual TC ID, and so forth.
  3. Click OK.
  4. Once the test case is saved, all the existing activities will be added inside this test case.
    You can now continue adding tasks to complete these activities. 

Enabling or Disabling Activities

Qualitia gives you privileges to enable and disable the activities as per the test case requirements. By default, all the activities added under the test cases are enabled. However, user may disable activities using the context menu.

  • To disable any activity, select and right-click the activity and click Disable Activity.

Adding New or Import Existing Tasks into Activities

Once the test case is created, all the activities present in the business rules are added inside the test case. You can continue to add tasks to complete these activities.

To add tasks for an activity.

  1. Select the activity from the list.
    1. To add an existing task, click Import and then select the task from the list to import.
    2. To add a new task, click New and continue creating a task as usual.
  2. If the activity is enabled, a dialog box appears asking whether you want to add or import the tasks inside activity or outside activity. 
    1. To add the task inside the activity, click Yes
    2. To add the task outside the activity, click No.  
      (info) If the activity is disabled, imported or new task is added outside the activities.

Adding TC Steps

You can also add TC level steps. These TC steps will be added outside the activities. 

  • Use the TC Step button from the top to add TC steps.

Update Activity Details

An application under test may change during the course of the project. Qualitia users can update the test cases according to the changes made to the application.

To update Activity details:

  1. Select the business rule from the left pane.
    All the test cases added under that business rule are displayed in the right pane.
  2. Select the test case that needs to be updated.
  3. Update the test case based on the requirements. 
  4. Click Save.

Executing Test Cases with Activities (Dry Run)

Once the requirement is ready to be added in the Test Suite for execution, you can quickly run it to ensure the completeness of the test case.

When executing test cases, enabled activities will be executed only.

  • To run the test case, select the business rule from the Requirements tree and click Dry Run.

Execution Reports 

Once the dry run execution is completed, you will be able to view the execution reports for the corresponding test cases.


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