# Add/remove test suites from groups

# Method 1: Using Batch Selection

  1. Select multiple test suites using the checkboxes on the left on test suite page.
  2. Click the "Add to group" button at the bottom of the page
  3. Choose the target group from the popup menu (e.g., "AirTable APIs") or click on Create Group
  4. A green success notification will appear: "Added test suite(s) to [Group Name]"

# Method 2: Using Individual Actions Menu

  1. Click the three dots (⋮) menu on the right of any test suite
  2. Select "Add to group" from the dropdown menu
  3. Choose the destination group
  4. The group tag will appear in the GROUPS column

# Groups Column

  • The GROUPS column shows all groups a test suite belongs to
  • Multiple group tags may be displayed (e.g., "Keta", "AirTable APIs")
  • Group tags use different colors for visual distinction

# Group Assignment Tips

  • You can add test suites to multiple groups
  • Selected test suites are highlighted with a blue background
  • The page shows "Page X of Y" (e.g., "Page 1 of 6") for navigation
  • Use "Show 10" dropdown to adjust how many test suites are displayed per page

# Test Suite Actions

# Available Actions Menu

Access the following options from the actions menu (⋮) by selecting any group:

  1. Remove from group
  2. Add to group
  3. Copy UUID
  4. Delete Test Suite

# Creating Test Suites

  • Use the "Create" button with (+) icon
  • Enter required test suite details
  • Configure HTTP method and endpoint URL

# Search and Filter

  • Use the search bar labeled "Search Test Suites..."
  • Filter results based on description or URL

# Pagination Controls

  • Navigate between pages using arrow controls
  • Select number of entries to display
  • Jump to specific page using "Go to page" input

# Best Practices

  • Group similar test cases together (e.g., all authentication tests)
  • Use clear, descriptive names for test suites
  • Organize related test suites into logical groups
  • Regularly clean up unused test suites
  • Export important test suites for backup
  • Use consistent naming conventions within groups
  • Review group organization periodically to maintain structure