Create and Manage Test Runs
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To create a test run, you need Test Plan Management → Test Plan → Create/Edit permission
Title (required)
Test Project (required)
Select test cases:
By default, Ready for Testing tests are selected when you select the Test Project
You can manually include Draft tests
(Optional) Select Environment
If the project includes at least one automated test and multiple environments are configured, the Environment field will be shown.
You can select an environment from the Data Repository. If no environment is selected, tests will run using the Default environment.
Select Assignee from Assign To dropdown
You can assign tests one by one or select multiple tests later in the Test Run Results Detail view.
To re-create a test run, you need Test Plan Management → Test Plan → Create/Edit permission
Right-click Re-create
Creates a new test run using the original configuration
Automatically includes:
Previously selected test cases
Any new Ready for Testing test cases added to the test case library
💡 Useful for rerunning tests with updated coverage
To run a test run automatically, you need Test Plan Management → Test Plan → Run Automated Test permission
Right-click on a test run Run Automatically
Automatically triggers execution for all automated test cases in the test run
What Happens
Automated tests are:
Added to the Automated Test Queue
Executed remotely on the cloud runner
If no automated tests are included, a toast message is shown: “Test run contains no automated tests”
Right-click Copy Link
Share the link to provide direct access
Opening the link navigates users to the test run
To edit a test run, you need Test Plan Management → Test Plan → Create/Edit permission
Open a test run by:
Right-click Edit
Or double-click the test run
Update:
Test run Title
Included test cases
The associated project cannot be changed
To close a test run, you need Test Plan Management → Test Plan → Create/Edit permission
Right-click → Close
Confirm the action
Once closed:
No new results can be added
The test run cannot be reopened
To delete a test run, you need Test Plan Management → Test Plan → Delete permission
Right-click → Delete
Confirm the action
Deleting a test run is permanent and cannot be undone
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