New feature added: Re-execute test executions

Abhimanyu Grover
January 1, 2016
This feature has been deprecated



Several times things go wrong during test execution or a new revision is committed by developers which renders testing useless. In such scenarios, you can now re-execute a test execution instead of creating it all over again.

Here’s how it works:

Step 1: Hover on test execution you wish to re-execute and click re-execute.
Step 2: Select statuses which you want to re-execute
Step 3: Execute cases

This feature can save you a great amount of time in creating duplicate executions.

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