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- Enabling governance at test-case level
- Disabling governance at test-case level
- Enabling or disabling governance in bulk for test cases
- Enforcing signing order for governed test cases
- Managing approvers for governed test cases
- Managing governed test cases in the In Work state
- Managing governed test cases in the In Review state
- Managing governed objects in the Signed state
- Managing comments for governed test cases
- Viewing governance information for test case logs
- Managing approvers for governed test case logs
- Managing governed test case logs in the In Work state
- Managing governed test case logs in the In Review state
- Managing governed test case logs in the Signed state
- Managing comments for governed test case logs
- Enabling governance at test case log level
- Disabling governance at test case log level
- Viewing and searching test cases
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- Step 1: Integrating SAP Cloud ALM with Test Manager
- Step 2: Creating automated test cases in SAP Cloud ALM
- Step 3: Creating automated test cases in Test Manager
- Step 4: Synchronizing test cases from Test Manager to SAP Cloud ALM
- Step 5: Assigning test automations to test cases
- Step 6: Executing test cases
- SAP test automation best practices
- Troubleshooting the Jira integration
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Creating pending executions
Create a pending test run in Test Manager without immediately executing tests, assigning a None result to each test case for later execution.
A pending test execution is similar to a regular test execution made during a test set run, the only difference being that no tests are run immediately. A pending execution assigns the None result for each test case from the test set, allowing you to start tests later or to execute them in chunks or individually.
Context
- A pending execution fits when you want to execute tests at a later time or not all at once, but still reflect the current state of the test set.
- It also fits when some tests are run manually while others are supposed to run automated.
- It lets the executed tests reflect the current state of a test set, including the selected test cases.
A test execution is independent of its originating test set, with all assigned test cases becoming static members of the execution. To ensure a specific set of tests from a test set is used in an execution, even when the test set is updated, create a pending execution.
Steps
- Open a project in Test Manager, and navigate to Test Sets.
- Select Execute and then Create Pending Execution.
Result
A pending execution is created in the Execution section with a None result for each test case, and the Execution section opens on it automatically. The execution is ready for individual or partial test runs at a later time.