Tag Scenarios
When managing many test scenarios, it's helpful to use tags so you can run specific tests from the command line rather than executing all tests.
Example use cases:
- Tag all login tests with
@login
to run authentication-related tests only. - Tag all checkout flow tests with
@checkout
to focus on e-commerce checkout validations. - Tag tests for admin features with
@admin
to isolate and run admin-specific functionality. - Tag API tests with
@api
to execute only the API integration scenarios. - Tag performance tests with
@performance
to run load and stress tests in isolation. - Tag all feature flag tests with
@featureflag
to focus on new feature releases and toggles. - Tag tests related to user profile settings with
@profile
for testing user-specific configurations. - Tag all localization tests with
@localization
to test language-specific functionality.
Add Tags
To add tags to a test scenario:
Navigate to the Features page and select the test scenario you want to tag.
Click Add Tags, type the tag name, and click Add Tags again to save the changes.
Update or Remove Tags
To update or remove tags:
- Click Add Tags again to modify existing tags or add new ones.
- Remove any tags you no longer need, or add new tags as required.
- Click Add Tags again to save the changes.