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6.1 | Introduction to Sentry |
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6.2 | Test Cases |
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6.3 | Test Plans |
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6.4 | Test Runner (Executing Tests) |
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Test Cases, the basic unit of testing in Gemini, are delivered as a Process in a Project Template.
Out-of-the-box, a Test Case consists of at least 3 Custom Fields:
In addition, Test Cases, since they are derived from Gemini’s unique Project Templates, can contain multiple, user-defined fields such as Status, Severity, Priority,Resource(s), Component(s) and such complex data as attachments. It is entirely up to you what data your Test Cases capture, you can select from the multitude of fields in Gemini’s baseline or if there are additional fields you require you can add them as Custom Fields.
The standard Test Case model is contained in the Project Template called “SENTRY”. It is recommended that if you wish to modify your Test Cases (or Test Plans), you duplicate this Template, creating a new one so that you always have the baseline as a point of reference.
Test Cases contain 3 Sentry Apps: Items Tested, Test Steps and Test Plans. Of these, only Test Steps are mandatory.
This app allows you to select items (bugs/issues/stories etc) from any project in Gemini that are to be tested in the Test Case. You do not have to do this as your Test Case can stand entirely on its own and not relate to any item being tracked.
Fig 1.0 Search box for “Items Tested” enter any part of the key or title and Gemini will search the database
This app allows you to define one or more steps to be contained within your Test Case. Each Step consists of an action that the tester is to take and the expected outcome. Since it is not possible to execute a Test Case that has no Steps this app is mandatory for Sentry to work as a testing platform. Steps can be edited using Gemini’s inline editing (just click in the field and change the value), deleted by clicking on the Delete icon , or reordered by drag-dropping using the grab handles on the left hand side of the step.
Fig 2.0 Test Steps – Step (action for tester) and Expected Results.
The Test Plans app allows you to see which cases the Test Case is in. It will also show you the creator of the Plan, and a breakdown of the success/failure of executing the test with a count of the number of test runs.