I've just started using TestLink to manage testing, and a test plan containing a number of test suites and test cases is currently being executed. One of my testers is a bit overwhelmed by the number of test cases I've assigned him. How can I reassign some of his test cases to another team member?
You just need to go to project overview and click on "Assign Test Case Execution" in the right panel. Then select the test cases or test suites you want to reassign and the application will show you the TC information, assigned to and assign to fields.
Select the new assignee and click on "Save". Also, bulk upload functionality is available.
That's all.
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In Ember.js, I currently want to test a UI feature present. Essentially, once a model variable changes, I expect to see a UI element appear (a checkmark). I have tried creating a model within the acceptance test but this unfortunately did not work as I did.
I just wanted to know which function to use to set model variables.
A model typically would involve unit tests, but like you've said you're testing the visual result of something being set on a model. I would recommend an integration test. If you are able to refactor (or maybe this is the case already), the part of the template into a component then you can create an ember test for the component and pass in the model set up perfectly how you would like.
If this test really does depend on the model being setup a specific way I would look at how your application sets up that model to begin with and try to replicate those actions with click and fillIn helpers. Another way is say, your application wants to setup a user but relies on a network request to do this, then you could use pretender.js and fake the response to that request so that the application's inputs are setup from the network in the way you're after.
I would really try to do this an acceptance test though, the composable nature of components allows them to be tested in stricter isolation, these tests will run faster, and you're worrying less about side effects.
I am working on the Sitecore A/B testing and I would like to test my A version with my product section on the top, while in B version, my whole product section is on the bottom?
I have tried to figure it out in the Sitecore Jetstream demo site first (see the diagram in below). I want to move the whole bottom section upwards in my version B, while version A keep as it is. However, I cannot do so but only able to change the component within a section.
Can someone help me on this? Thanks in advance.
There are 2 types of Experience Optimization multivar, A/B tests in Sitecore, the component test and the page test. In your case which kind of test you need depends on the jet stream demo possibilities. With the page test you can test to a new page as long as it uses the same template. The component test is just for one component.
Create a new page where you move the hole section, and use a Sitecore page test.
(If it is not possible to move the section, first change the template to make it possible)
See Create and Run Page Tests
I have a custom form component that captures lead information and then gives the visitor a download. I have set up an A/B test on the form with different fields and layout to determine which form is the most effective at capturing leads. Basically our A case is the full form and the B case has only the required fields.
Until now both our A and B cases have a score of 0. How do I measure success for a case of the multivariate test? I imagine I need to trigger something in the code-behind that indicates a success or complete state but I don't have anything to go on. What am I missing either in the Page Editor/CMS side or on the code side? Or is this even possible?
Sitecore CMS 6.5.0 and DMS 2.0.0 rev.111230 (6.5.0 Update-3) - Not using WFM
Sounds like you might not have 'deployed' your test? You need to go into the Marketing Center > Test Lab > find your test and then in the Review Tab there will be a 'Deploy' option.
When you're done with your test, you come back here and click 'End Test' in the same place.
Check out the marketing operations cookbook for more detail.
http://sdn.sitecore.net/upload/sitecore6/65/marketing_operations_cookbook_sc65-usletter.pdf
I need to make a manual test plan (black box testing) to see whether a value is hard coded in a drop down list (its' the acceptance criteria).
Can anybody give me any suggestions on that?
Thanks in advance
Saj
Until you will describe your application a bit more is hard to say something.
If you can using adming priviliges add/remove values on the dropdown then test is simple.
However if not, if any functionality do not allow you to change values on the DDL why test it then?
The requirment should be descoped as part of Test Report abrevation from Test Plan with given resonable why it is not tested, why it cannot be tested in black box methodology and approved by Product Owner or bussines users.
if the data of the drop down list is taken from data base u can change the data from the data base and check the hard code issue or else
As per the unique id the data is populated in the drop down u can change that unique id and identify is there any hard cord.
There at at least three options:
If you have possibility to change values in that list by making something in the application just try it
If not - perhaps you have possibility to add something to the list
If not - maybe you have to the database and can change the data
If not - ask someone - maybe administrator can make some changes in database for a short time - just to make some test.
Take into account that changing in application and in database may not look the same - when you change in application everything should work, changing in database may require some other actions (triggers, procedures) or time (some things may be refreshed during night or in other schedule).
I am admittedly new to unit testing in VS2010, but I'm having a problem that I can't seem to resolve.
No matter how many classes I have in Test project decorated with [TestClass] or how many methods within those test classes are decorated with [TestMethod]. Whenever I run all tests in the solution. only one test gets run. and it passes. all the others are ignored.
Is there some master list I'm suppose to update? If so where is it!?
Thanks!
In the toolbar at the top of your vs window click the Test menu item
Select "Create New Test List" Give the list a name and click ok.
In the "Test List Editor" tab, select the "All Loaded Tests" check box in the left column
in the right column, right click and select "Run Checked Tests"
That should do it.
Good Luck,
Patrick
If you have a test method with one or more parameters, it will not get run.
try to use test methods with no parameters.