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Modular test design is a way of promoting test case reusability and composition across a large test repository. To design modular tests, you can create a manual test where some of the steps call or include other test cases. This prevents testers from having to write the same steps over and over again in different high-level tests. Using a modular design approach, any test can become a building block of more extensive test scenarios. Still, they can also be executed individually if needed.

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titleModular tests limitations
  • Precondition issues will be ignored when tests are being called/included in other tests.
  • Modular test design only works with manual tests.
  • The call context dataset for called tests does not support multiple iterations.
  • There is a depth limit of 5 called tests: A → B → C → D → E
  • The total number of called tests allowed for a given Test Run is 200.

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