In a test plan with forced interactions, there was an error when previewing the final generated scenario in the manual auto-scripts UI. Previewing the last scenario in the manual auto-scripts UI In a specific case of a test plan with a skip constraint that was skipping just a single parameter and a copy is made of the test plan the copy will have the skip constraint defined as skipping to the end of the plan, rather than skipping just the single parameter. Issue when copying a test plan containing advanced skip constraints

you want 3-way, or mixed-strength scenarios instead) and cancel the operation, there wasn’t then an ability to initiate the generation of a different set of scenarios in the UI. If you don’t want those 2-way scenarios (e.g. # Param 5: value 1, value 2, value 3, value 4 (column C)Ĭanceling the initial 2-way scenario generationĪfter navigating to “Scenarios” in a test plan, the most recent scenarios are retrieved and displayed, or if there aren’t any then the generation of a 2-way set of scenarios is initiated. # Param 4: value 1, value 2, value 3 (column B) Param 3: value 1, value 2, value 3, value 4 (column C)

# Folder A Deeper Child: blank (column B)

Param 1: value 1, value 2, value 3 (column B) This scheme was limited to folder depth only ever staying the same or getting deeper, but not returning to a more shallow depth, but now works more flexibly and you can specify a higher depth after lower depths (for both folder names and individual parameters). The number of # indicates the depth of the folder (e.g. # This is 3 deep). These parameters should have just 1 value so as not to effect the generated scenarios, and use a parameter naming scheme that starts with a # (e.g. # Folder Name ).

Specially named parameters in the test plan can be used to represent folders / hierarchy in the Tosca Commander export. Tosca Commander export with mixed folder hierarchies

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