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Parameters are defined within datasets. However, it is possible to reference a parameter that is not yet defined (meaning it does not have a corresponding name within the dataset). In this case, the parameter will be highlighted in red.
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Currently, the test parameterization feature is only available for Manual Tests. Xray will support defining parameters and use datasets on BDD and generic test types as well. |
Datasets
The parameters, along with their values, are defined within a dataset. A dataset is a collection of data represented with a tabular view where every column of the table represents a particular variable (or parameter), and each row corresponds to a given record (or iteration) of the dataset.
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7.2. Click on the "Generate all combinations." A confirmation dialog will appear. Confirming the changes will apply the cartesian product between the combinational parameter values and the seeding parameter rows.
8. Move left/right:
You can re-order any parameters in your dataset, by selecting the "Move left/right" option.
8.1. Open the options menu in either a Combinatorial or non-combinatorial (seeding) parameter, you will have a "Move left/right" option available. Notice that if the parameter is already place on the most outer left (right) position, the "Move left" (right) option is not available.
8.2. Select the move left/right option, This will swap the positions of the parameters.
9. After having performed all changes in the dataset, you need to press the "Save" button in order to persist the dataset into the database.
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