Before you can add a test to your Inspection Test Plan (ITP) and generate a test request , you have to set up your Test Methods register. The Test Method register records all the test methods that can be used for your project.
This process shows you how to:
2) Import Test Methods from Repository/Other Project
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Instructions
Method 1: Add Manually
1. Under QA Setup, select “Test Methods”.
2. Click on “New Test Method”.
3. Enter the Test Reference in the “Test Method” field , and complete the “ Description”
4. Click on 'New Test Result Field' to add the test result fields. Enter the relevant values for both the 'Result Name' and 'Result Unit' fields columns. Click the 'Tick' at the end of the row, then 'Save'.
Note: The Test Result fields added here will be reflected in the related Test Request created later, where you can update the results directly in these fields. See Update Test Result Fields.
5. The Test Method can now be viewed in the register.
Method 2: Import from Repository (REPO)/Other Project
You can also import selected Test Methods from the repository of the REPO project that was provided with a new CivilPro Cloud subscription, or from other projects where they have been previously added.
(IMPORTANT: Your administrator must have invited you to the REPO project before you can import from it)
Note: When an ITP is imported, the associated Test Method will also be imported. Hence, you do not have to import the Test Method again.
1. Under QA Setup, select “Test Methods”.
2. Click on the “Global Action” icon and select “Import from Repository/Other Project”.
3. On the top left corner, click on the small inverted triangle to open the dropdown list of Projects. Select “REPO” or the Project that you are importing from.
4. Select the Test Methods to import by ticking the boxes next to them. Click “Save”.
5. Once imported, you will be able to view the selected Test Methods in your register.
Note: The test results will not be imported. If you have an expected result to record, you can click on the Test Method and enter the details in the “New Test Result Field” individually.