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Exporting test sets
Export one or multiple test sets from a Test Manager project as a TMH file, preserving test case links and custom field values for import into a different project.
Context
You can export your test sets, separately from your testing project, so you can import them back into a different project. The export process for test sets is similar to the project export process. For details, see Export project.
When you export test sets, links between the test sets and their related test cases are saved and are kept when imported into a new project. The export only includes custom field values, and not their definitions.
Steps
- Open your project and go to Test Sets.
- Depending on the number of test sets you want to export, select one of the following options:
- To export a single test set, select More Options for the specific test set and then select Export.
- To export multiple test sets, select all the test sets 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 test sets.
You can then import the downloaded TMH file to a different project, to re-create the test objects. For details, see Import project.
Result
The exported test sets are saved as a TMH file, which you can import into a different Test Manager project.