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UI Steps
UI Step

Click the New Test Model (Figure 6 - 4) to create a new Test Model. Once you do so, a modal will open (Figure 7).

Figure 7 - New test model

Figure 7 - New test model

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Fill in the fields:

  • Model name (Figure 7 - 1; mandatory field).
  • Project (Figure 7 - 2; mandatory field). You can select None or, if you click the dropdown menu, you can create a new project to add directly from this modal.
  • Importhttps://docs.getxray.app/display/XRAYCLOUD/Test+Models an Import an external file (Figure 7 - 3; optional field). Click what kind of files? to know more.
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Once you're done, click Create. The new Test model will be generated immediately, and it will be listed in the My Test Models screen (Figure 6 - 5).

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Scripts (Figure 9 - 4) contain detailed Steps with actions and expectations for your test scenarios. Scripts can be manual or automated.

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For automated Test scripts, you can specify Gherkin (e.g., Cucumber) Scenarios or Scenario Outlines, or even Robot Framework Test cases. Similar to manual Test scripts, parameters can be mentioned in the specification and replaced by proper values later.

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Analysis (Figure 13 - 1) allows you to view the exact coverage achieved by your scenarios.

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Here (Figure 16 - 4) you can ensure your Test Model adequately covers the risks in the system by adding Notes (Figure 16 - 1), creating checking out Mind Maps (Figure 17), and Scorecards (Figure 18).

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