Changes between Version 53 and Version 54 of TestCaseManagementPlugin
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- Apr 16, 2008, 6:07:37 PM (16 years ago)
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v53 v54 100 100 You can use easy install to install the testManagementPlugin by doing this: 101 101 102 (this version includes bug fixes for 1551 102 (this version includes bug fixes for 1551) [[BR]] 103 103 104 104 easy_install.exe http://trac-hacks.org/svn/testcasemanagementplugin/branches/testManagementPlugin0.4.0 … … 122 122 Inside the xml file you need to specify specifics about each testcase. A test case has an Id (which probably should be the file name without any extensions), a component (matching a real component in your TRAC project..case sensitive), a summary, a description, and a field for describing the expected results of the test. 123 123 124 Here's what a testcase might look like...remember one testcase per file. It helps if you give the file a name whichreflects what the testcase is for. For example: map01_zoom.xml124 Here's what a testcase might look like...remember one testcase per file. It helps if you give the file a name that reflects what the testcase is for. For example: map01_zoom.xml 125 125 126 126 {{{ … … 158 158 159 159 160 ''''Step 2 (Define any required grouping of testcases in the testtemplates.xml file):''''160 ''''Step 2 (Define any required grouping of testcases in the testtemplates.xml file):'''' 161 161 162 162 An example grouping would be specifying that tests: test1, test2, and test3 all belong to the smoketest. … … 195 195 ''''Step 4 (Run the testcases)'''' 196 196 197 Open one of the created tickets and using the testcase_result custom field specify whether the test for this test run passed, failed, or was not run for whatever reason.197 Open one of the created tickets and using the testcase_result custom field specify whether the test for this test run passed, failed, or was not run for whatever reason. 198 198 199 199 Close each ticket in the normal way by setting the ticket to "fixed" (or one of the other appropriate resolved states).