Managing Generated Test Cases
Learn how to review, approve, reject, and export test cases generated by Reqase Lite.
Overview
After generating test cases, Reqase Lite provides powerful tools to manage them efficiently. You can review individual cases, perform bulk operations on multiple cases at once, and export your test cases for external use.
All generated test cases appear in a table where you can select, approve, reject, or export them based on your needs.
Bulk Actions
Bulk actions allow you to process multiple test cases simultaneously, saving time when working with large sets of generated test cases.
Select Multiple Test Cases
- •Check the boxes next to individual test cases to select them
- •Or check the header checkbox to select all test cases at once
Bulk Approve & Add to Zephyr
Approve multiple test cases and add them to Zephyr in a single operation.
Steps:
- 1.Select one or more test cases using checkboxes
- 2.Click the Approve & Add to Zephyr button
- 3.All selected cases are processed and added to Zephyr
- 4.A success message shows the count of added test cases
- 5.Selected cases are removed from the table
Note: The Approve button requires Zephyr API Access Token to be configured. If credentials are missing, hover over the disabled button to see a helpful message.
Bulk Reject
Remove multiple test cases that don't meet your requirements.
Steps:
- 1.Select one or more test cases using checkboxes
- 2.Click the Reject button
- 3.A confirmation dialog appears asking you to confirm
- 4.The dialog shows: "Are you sure you want to reject {N} selected test case(s)? Once rejected, these cases will be removed from the table and this action cannot be undone."
- 5.Click Reject All to confirm
- 6.All selected cases are removed from the table
- 7.A success message shows the count of rejected test cases
Warning: Rejecting test cases is permanent and cannot be undone. Make sure you've reviewed the cases before confirming the rejection.
Export to CSV
Export selected test cases to a CSV file for use in external tools or documentation.
Steps:
- 1.Select one or more test cases using checkboxes
- 2.Click the Export to CSV button
- 3.The system processes your selection (shows "Exporting..." with spinner)
- 4.A CSV file is automatically downloaded to your computer
- 5.Filename format:
test-cases-export-YYYY-MM-DD.csv
Tip: The exported CSV file includes all test case details including steps, expected results, and metadata. You can open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or any CSV-compatible application.
Best Practices
- ✓Review before approving: Always review test cases before bulk approving to ensure quality
- ✓Use filters: Filter test cases by type or status before performing bulk operations
- ✓Export regularly: Export test cases periodically as a backup before making bulk changes
- ✓Double-check rejections: Verify your selection before confirming bulk reject operations