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Version 5.2.1 |
| Setting up a Test-suite |
The top-level nodes of the test-suite define its basic structure:
Functional test-cases are represented by "Test-case" nodes and can be grouped and structured with the help of "Test-set" nodes.
"Setup" and "Cleanup" nodes are intended for test-steps ensuring a well-defined state before and after a test-case.
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| Figure 2.12: Start organizing the Test-suite |
The next step is to make a test-case of the two sequences previously recorded.
You need to open the test-case node because otherwise QF-Test would try to place the sequence nodes after the test-case node on the same level, which is not a valid option.
QF-Test always records sequence nodes. They have the same functionality as test-step nodes, only they do not show up in the report. So, just to show you, we will transform the two sequence nodes into test-step nodes.
Your test-suite should now look like this:
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| Figure 2.13: The Organization of your Test-suite |
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