Import ImprovementsIn addition to updating the appearance of our import module to give it a more modern look and to display information more clearly, we have implemented the following improvements to its functionality:
Import – Selecting Which Sheets to Import
Importing Excel files with multiple sheets was already possible at Testersuite. In that case, all sheets were imported unless a sheet had been hidden in the file. To make this more user-friendly, you can now select which sheets to import during the import process:
Import – Logical Order of Requirements in the Tree
After being imported into Testersuite , a requirement always appears under the specified product. However, the order in which the requirements were subsequently displayed in the product tree did not always seem logical. This has been corrected, so that requirements now always appear under the correct product in the tree in the same order as they appear in the import file.
API – Linking a “ defect ” to a test run
When you link your test automation to Testersuite , you can upload and execute test results in the form of test runs via our API. For failed tests, you can immediately create a “ defect ” within this process. The link between these two components can now be established via the API: after creating a defect in the API, you can link the defect to a test run. Just like in the Testersuite GUI, this is done via a “test run test case” step. This allows you to maintain control and traceability of the defects generated by your test automation. You can find more information on how this works in our API documentation.