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{{TopMenu}} {{Menu}} {{Menu.QA}} {{OrigLang|}} [[Category:QA]]

{{TopMenu}} {{Menu}} {{Menu.QA}} {{OrigLang|}} [[Category:QA]]

==User Guide==

==User Guide==



As a tester, you will have access to all
the
test cases attributed to you during a Test Plan. Test Plan corresponds to a full version like 5.3 and all its releases (5.3.0, 5.3.1, etc) and its milestones (like in 5.3.0.0 or 5.3.0.1, etc.).

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As a tester, you will have access to all test cases attributed to you during a Test Plan.
A
Test Plan corresponds to a full version like 5.3 and all its releases (5.3.0, 5.3.1, etc) and its milestones (like in 5.3.0.0 or 5.3.0.1, etc.).

===Manage your profile===

===Manage your profile===



On the top left of the screen, near your
user
name, there is a '''My Settings''' icon that
let
you manage your login, e-mail address and locale. By changing the locale, you'll change the user interface language. The workflow we are using will let you access the tests in the locale chosen here.

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On the top left of the screen, near your
login
name, there is a '''My Settings''' icon that
lets
you manage your login, e-mail address and locale. By changing the locale, you'll change the user interface language. The workflow we are using will let you access the tests in the locale chosen here.

This is also the place where you can manage your password and reset it.

This is also the place where you can manage your password and reset it.



Under the password area, a button let you generate an API key (it could be used to connect to other applications). And under this area, an
historic
of your
connexion
is listed.

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Under the password area, a button let you generate an API key (it could be used to connect to other applications). And under this area, an
history
of your
connection
is listed.



Near
your login
, between brackets
, the role
you
have been attributed appears. Below is an explanation of the different possible roles.

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Next to
your login
name
, the role
that
have been attributed
to you,
appears
between square brackets
. Below is an explanation of the different possible roles.

====Roles====

====Roles====

Here is the list of the roles available:

Here is the list of the roles available:



* '''Guest''': A guest only has permission to view Test Cases, reports and metrics. He cannot modify anything.

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* '''Guest''': A guest only has
the
permission to view Test Cases, reports and metrics. He cannot modify anything.



* '''Tester''': A tester has permissions to see and run tests allocated to
them
.

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* '''Tester''': A tester has
the
permissions to see and run tests allocated to
him/her
.



* '''Test Designer''': A designer can fully work (view and modify)
with
Test Specification and Requirements. He doesn't execute tests.

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* '''Test Designer''': A designer can fully work (view and modify)
on
Test Specification and Requirements. He doesn't execute tests.



* '''Senior tester''': An senior tester can view, create, edit, and delete Test Cases as well as execute them. Testers lack the permissions to manage Test Plans,
manage
Test Projects, create milestones, or assign rights. (initially Senior tester).

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* '''Senior tester''': An senior tester can view, create, edit, and delete Test Cases as well as execute them. Testers lack the permissions to manage Test Plans, Test Projects, create milestones, or assign rights. (initially Senior tester).



* '''Test Leader''': A lead has
all of
the same permissions as a Tester but also gains the ability to manage Test Plans, assign rights, create milestones, and manage keywords.

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* '''Test Leader''': A lead has the same permissions as a Tester but also gains the ability to manage Test Plans, assign rights, create milestones, and manage keywords.

* '''Administrator''': An admin has all possible permissions (leader plus the ability to manage Test Projects and users)

* '''Administrator''': An admin has all possible permissions (leader plus the ability to manage Test Projects and users)

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===Tester===

===Tester===



For a tester, the
interface will reflect the test execution environment.
On
the top left,
appears your login
followed by your role as described above. The
screen shot
shows you the different areas you can access when clicking on the Desktop icon. The Desktop list all the available functionalities for your role.

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The
interface will reflect the test execution environment
if you are logged in as a tester
.
Your login name appears on
the top left, followed by your role as described above. The
screenshot
shows you the different areas you can access when clicking on the Desktop icon. The Desktop list all the available functionalities for your role.

[[File:TesterLeft.png|Desktop of the Tester role, left part]] [[File:TesterRight.png|Desktop of the Tester role, right part]]

[[File:TesterLeft.png|Desktop of the Tester role, left part]] [[File:TesterRight.png|Desktop of the Tester role, right part]]

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[[File:Executeleft1.png|Left part of the Execute test environment]]

[[File:Executeleft1.png|Left part of the Execute test environment]]



The numbers following the name of the build are respectively the number of tests (2 in our exemple), then the number of tests not yet run, on a green background the number of passed tests, on a red background the number of failed tests and on a blue background the number of blocked tests. For the moment, only
0
are shown because no tests have been run.

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The numbers following the name of the build are respectively the number of tests (2 in our exemple), then the number of tests not yet run, on a green background the number of passed tests, on a red background the number of failed tests and on a blue background the number of blocked tests. For the moment, only
0s
are shown because no tests have been run.



Then, on the right part of the screen, when you click on one of the test displayed on the left
, on the top
, different information are shown:

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Then, on the right part of the screen, when you click on one of the test displayed on the left, different information are shown
on the top
:

[[File:Executeright1.png|Top right part of the screen]]

[[File:Executeright1.png|Top right part of the screen]]

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