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Test Manager user guide
You can execute tests manually or automated. Manual test executions are invoked through Test Manager, whereas automated executions are invoked through Test Manager and executed via Orchestrator. Additionally, within one test set execution, each individual test case can be executed either manually or automated. This changes the execution type to Mixed.
To execute your test cases, you must first create a test set, which will be later executed. If you want to execute test cases individually, instead of executing all of them at once, you can create a pending execution from a test set. From any execution, you can choose to execute individual test cases either automated or manually.
- You can use both Execute Manually and Execute Automated for test sets created in Test Manager as well as the linked test sets from Orchestrator.
- Only the test case versions included in the test set are executed. If you want to execute new test cases, you need to assign new versions to your test set. For Orchestrator test sets, you need to make sure that the latest packages are published.
- If Execution order is enabled, you cannot run individual test cases from a test set.
Automated execution refers to test sets that have been linked from Orchestrator or test sets created in Test Manager that have test cases linked from Studio.
