This Blog covers below major topics:
- Difference between Test Plan and Test Suite
- Test Suite Creation
- Schedular
Difference between Test Plan and Test Suite
A Test Plan can include multiple test suites, individual tests, and configuration settings. It defines how and when different tests or test suites should be executed.
A Test Suite is a group of test cases that share a common purpose, such as testing a specific feature or module.
Test Suites help organize tests, while Test Plans help execute them effectively.
Test Suite Creation
Instead of running individual tests one by one, a test suite enables running multiple tests at once, saving time and effort. To run scheduled jobs, we first need to create a Test Suite, Labels, or a Test Plan. Let’s create a Test Suite.
- Go to the Test List from the left panel.
- Click on the Suites tab, then click Create Suite.
- Select the tests you want to add to the Test Suite.
Schedular
Scheduled Runs in Testim allow you to automate the execution of test suites at specific times or intervals.
- Go to the Runs tab from the left panel.
- Click on Scheduled Runs.
- Click Let’s Schedule.
- Select the previously created Test Suite, set the execution time, and create the scheduled job.
- Once the execution is completed by the Scheduled Run, you can check the Execution Reports from the Left Panel → Runs Tab.
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