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Re-executing test executions
Re-execute a test execution in Test Manager to replace previous results, or run the test set again to produce independent execution records.
If you re-execute a test execution the old execution results are deleted and replaced with the new results. If you don't want to replace a test execution result, then run the test set again. This generates new test execution results, independent from the previous ones.
The pre-defined user roles that can perform re-executions are: Test Manager, Test Executor and Manual Tester.
Re-executing test set executions
Re-executing a test set execution replaces its previous results with the new ones, which is useful when you want to update the outcome of a test execution rather than produce a separate record.
Steps
- Go to Execution and choose one of the following:
- Select More Options
for the test execution that you want to redo. - Open the test execution and select Tasks.
- Select More Options
- Select one of the following:
- Execute Manually
- Execute Automated
- Execute the manual steps or wait for the automated test set to finish.
Note:
Re-executing test set executions does not display the activity coverage anymore.
Result
The previous results of the test set execution are replaced by the new results in the Execution section of the project.
Re-executing test case executions
You can re-execute one or more test case executions of a test set execution.
Steps
- Go to Execution and open a test set execution.
- Select the checkboxes for one or more test case executions and then select Execute.
Note:
For data-driven test cases, you can only re-execute one test case execution at a time. You cannot re-execute data-driven test case executions in bulk.
Note:Re-executing an individual test case this way only works when Enforce execution order is not enabled on the test set. If order is enforced, selecting a single test case is not honored, but the entire test set re-executes instead. This selection may also not be honored for test cases with test variations, where the entire test set could re-execute instead.
- Select one of the following:
- Manually
- Automated
- Execute the manual steps or wait for the automated test case to finish.
Result
The previous results of the selected test case executions are replaced by the new results in the Execution section of the project. The version that is re-executed is the version recorded in the test execution, even if you published a newer version of the test case.