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| 85 | | screen shot to be provided as soon as trac hacks stops crashing when I try to upload it. lol. |
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| 89 | | How would you use this: |
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| 91 | | 1. create tests in the provided XML format.[[BR]] |
| 92 | | 2. add and commit these testcases into your subversion project [[BR]] |
| 93 | | 3. specify the path to the location of the tests in the trac config file (location in subversion not on your hard drive). [[BR]] |
| 94 | | 4. add the custom field and ticket type to that trac project [[BR]] |
| 95 | | 5. enable the plugin [[BR]] |
| 96 | | 6. click on the testcase tab on the main trac menu [[BR]] |
| 97 | | 7. select test run [[BR]] |
| 98 | | 8. select users to generate a test run for (any user that's already registered in trac will appear [[BR]] |
| 99 | | 9. select tests and test templates. [[BR]] |
| 100 | | 10. click generate test run. [[BR]] |
| 101 | | [[BR]] |
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| 104 | | Each selected user will have a test case ticket generated with the test case details. They close the ticket and mark the ticket as pass fail etc. plus any comments. |
| 105 | | |
| 106 | | Use the trac ticket framework for any reporting needs. |
| 107 | | Continue to add test cases and the plugin will automatically find them once they are checked into subversion. |
| | 84 | I'll add an example workflow shortly... |
