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Test Rounds organize test cases for execution. A round represents a planned test execution with specific cases, execution mode, and schedule.

Overview

Test Rounds provide:
  • Execution planning from templates
  • Choice of automatic or manual execution
  • Progress tracking and reporting
  • Execution history

Interface Layout

Creating a Test Round

Step 1: Click New Round

Click the [+ New] button in the header.

Step 2: Select Template

  1. Browse available test templates
  2. View template information:
    • Name and description
    • Included test cases
    • Default execution mode
  3. Select the template to use

Step 3: Configure Round

  1. Name: Enter a descriptive name for this round
  2. Description: (Optional) Add notes or context
  3. Execution Type: Choose the execution mode

Step 4: Choose Execution Type

Note: Some templates have a default execution mode. You can override this when creating the round.

Step 5: Create

Click Create to create the round.

Round Status

Rounds progress through these statuses:

Managing Test Rounds

Viewing Round Details

  1. Click on a round in the list
  2. View detailed information:
    • Test cases included
    • Execution progress
    • Results summary

Starting Execution

  1. Select a pending round
  2. Click Start Execution
  3. The Test Execution window opens

Viewing Results

After completion:
  1. Click on the completed round
  2. View the results summary
  3. Drill down into individual test case results

Round Templates

What are Templates?

Templates define:
  • Which test cases to include
  • Default execution mode
  • Standard configuration

Template Versions

Templates are versioned:
  • Track changes over time
  • Reference specific versions
  • Update templates without affecting existing rounds

Execution Modes Explained

Automatic Execution

  • System runs tests automatically
  • AI assists with element detection
  • Progress is tracked in real-time
  • Human intervention only when needed
See Automatic Test Execution for details.

Manual Execution

  • Tester executes each step
  • System guides through preconditions
  • Success criteria verification is manual
  • Detailed result recording
See Manual Test Execution for details.

Tips

  1. Name rounds clearly: Include date, scope, or sprint number
  2. Use templates wisely: Create templates for common test scenarios
  3. Track history: Review past rounds to identify patterns
  4. Choose mode carefully: Match execution mode to test complexity

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