Reqase | AI-powered Requirements and Test Management for Jira

Test Cases Table

After generation completes, you'll see a table displaying all generated test cases with comprehensive information and actions.

Table Columns

Checkbox

Select individual test cases for bulk actions

Test Case Name

Clickable title that shows a hover card with the full test case name for easy preview

Priority

Color-coded priority indicators: Low, Medium, High, Critical with corresponding icons

Actions

Quick action buttons: Review & Add, Reject

Table Features

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Sorting: Click column headers (TITLE or PRIORITY) to sort. First click sorts ascending, second click sorts descending. Arrow icon shows current sort direction.
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Hover Effects: Rows highlight on hover for better visibility and easier selection.
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Scrollable: Table scrolls vertically if there are many test cases (max height: 320px).
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Sticky Header: Column headers stay visible while scrolling through long lists.

Individual Test Case Actions

Each test case can be individually reviewed and approved or rejected using the action buttons.

Review and Add

Use the Review & Add action to examine test case details and approve them for addition to Xray.

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Click the Review & Add button (thumbs up icon) next to the test case
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A dialog opens showing the full test case details including all steps and expected results
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Review the content carefully to ensure it meets your quality standards
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Edit the test case if needed to improve clarity or accuracy
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Click Approve to add the test case to Xray
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Or click Reject to discard the test case

Tip: Take time to review each test case thoroughly. Well-reviewed test cases lead to better test coverage and fewer issues during execution.

Reject

Use the Reject action to quickly discard test cases that don't meet your requirements.

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Click the Reject button (thumbs down icon) next to the test case
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A confirmation dialog appears asking you to confirm the rejection
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Click Confirm to permanently remove the test case from the list

Warning: The reject action cannot be undone. Once a test case is rejected, it will be permanently removed and you'll need to regenerate it if needed.

Review Best Practices

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Review systematically: Go through test cases in order rather than randomly to ensure complete coverage
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Check for completeness: Ensure all steps have clear expected results and necessary test data
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Verify priority levels: Confirm that the AI-assigned priority matches your project's risk assessment
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Edit for clarity: Don't hesitate to improve wording or add details to make test cases more actionable
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Use bulk actions: After individual review, use bulk approve for similar test cases to save time

Reviewing Generated Test Cases