Create and edit tests

Use the Tests view to adjust generated tests or add a focused check for a workflow you care about. Keep each case specific enough that a failure tells you what behavior changed.

Create a suite

1. Open Tests and choose New suite from the actions menu.
2. Enter a name and an optional description.
3. Add a page URL if the suite should start from a particular page.
4. Select Create suite.

Choose an existing suite instead if the new case belongs to a workflow you already test.

Add a test case

1. Select the suite and choose Add Test Case.
2. Give the case a name describing the behavior you want to check.
3. Select an action, its target, and any required value.
4. Use Add step to build the action sequence and expected outcome.
5. Select Save test case.
6. Run the case and inspect its evidence.

For supported web cases, Describe in plain English can propose steps. Supply a page URL when the suite has none, select Generate, and review the resulting steps before saving. Keep account secrets in App access.

Edit a step

Expand the case and select Edit step. Review the action, target, and value before saving. Mobile steps expose the appropriate on-screen target and expected outcome fields.

After editing, rerun the affected case. Changing a target or expectation should reflect the app's intended behavior, rather than merely removing a failure.

Mark reviewed cases

Cases have pending, approved, and rejected review states. Approve a case once you trust its actions and expectations. The suite's Approve pending action marks the pending cases together, so review them before using it.

Approval helps failure triage distinguish a regression in a trusted check from a new failure in an unreviewed check. Case review status is separate from a run's Needs review outcome.

Organize recurring checks

Use suite tags such as smoke or critical to target scheduled groups. A schedule that selects a tag matches suite tags; a tag attached only to a case does not select its suite.

Use Disable to retain a case while excluding it from normal execution. Re-enable it once its setup or expectations have been corrected.