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Exporting requirements
Export requirements from a Test Manager project separately so they can be imported into a different project.
Save selected requirements from a project to a TMH file, either one requirement or several at once. Links to test cases are kept in the file, but custom field definitions are not exported.
Context
You can export your requirements, separately from your testing project, to import them back into a different project. The requirements export process is similar to the overall project export process. For details, see Export project.
If a requirement is linked to a test case, the relationship is maintained in the exported file. When you import the requirement into a different project, the association is restored. The export doesn't include custom field definitions.
Steps
- Open your project and navigate to Requirements.
- Depending on how many requirements you want to export, select one of the following options:
- To export a single requirement, select More Options for the specific requirement and then select Export.
- To export multiple requirements, select all the requirements you want to export, and then select Export.
- When the export is ready, you receive a Project export completed notification. Select the notification to download the TMH file containing the exported requirements.
Result
The exported requirements are saved as a TMH file, which you can import into a different Test Manager project to re-create all exported objects. For details, see Import project.