On Thu, Oct 25, 2012 at 7:54 PM, DeFolo, Daniel (MC Linux) <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > > > Does anyone layer any sort of testcase management tool (e.g. testopia, > testlink, etc.) on top of autotest to manage testing at a higher level than > individual jobs?
There was the another application, called Planner, created by the Google folks, that was integrated with the web frontend and was supposed to resolve this. However, they've abandoned the plan and stopped the app development in the middle (they've changed their minds). We ended up yanking the app from the code base due to the fact it was unfinished. > > > My team is specifically looking for some sort of layered solution that would > allow multi-level test plans with at least 3 levels: > > > > Project/Program/Requirement > > -- test plan > > ---- test case > > ------- test step > > > > Each of these would support multiple children (e.g. a testplan would be > composed of 1 or more testcases). > > > > The idea is that when you get to the test case or test step level you would > generally be doing one of 2 things: > > 1) launching an autotest job and having its results linked back into > the testcase > > 2) doing some other non-autotest test scenario (potentially manual > testing) and having the tester report back the result directly into the > testcase management tool > > > > I know there are testcase management tools out there, but are there any that > have been setup to integrate well with autotest? There's this test planner. Git does have the code, and the app could've been revived. I'm not sure we have the resources to develop it, but it is the best integrated option I could think of. As for other options, we have the usual suspects, such as Testopia. Let me know, Lucas _______________________________________________ Autotest-kernel mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/autotest-kernel
