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Add/remove test suites from groups
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Method 1: Using Batch Selection
- Select multiple test suites using the checkboxes on the left on the test suite page.
- Click the "Add to group" button at the bottom of the page.
- Choose the target group from the pop-up menu (e.g., "AirTable APIs") or click on Create Group.
- A green success notification will appear: "Added test suite(s) to [Group Name]".
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Method 2: Using Individual Actions Menu
- Click the three dots (⋮) menu on the right of any test suite.
- Select "Add to group" from the dropdown menu.
- Choose the destination group.
- The group tag will appear in the GROUPS column.
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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.
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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 the "Show 10" dropdown to adjust how many test suites are displayed per page.
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Test Suite Actions
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Available Actions Menu
Access the following options from the actions menu (⋮) by selecting any group:
- Remove from group.
- Add to group.
- Copy UUID.
- Delete Test Suite.
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Creating Test Suites
- Use the "Create" button with (+) icon.
- Enter required test suite details.
- Configure HTTP method and endpoint URL.
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Search and Filter
- Use the search bar labeled "Search Test Suites..."
- Filter results based on description or URL.
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Pagination Controls
- Navigate between pages using arrow controls.
- Select the number of entries to display.
- Jump to a specific page using the "Go to page" input.
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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.