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TEST Case Properties - Level Field
Jamie Gagnon, modified 13 Years ago.
TEST Case Properties - Level Field
Padawan Posts: 46 Join Date: 8/27/10 Recent Posts
If I fill in the test case properties page and select System Test for Level.
When I save it changes the field to say Acceptance. Seems to happen if you select component testing too
When I save it changes the field to say Acceptance. Seems to happen if you select component testing too
Tobias Schmitt, modified 13 Years ago.
RE: TEST Case Properties - Level Field
Padawan Posts: 71 Join Date: 2/12/09 Recent Posts
Hi Jamie,
it seems you found a bug in Klaros. I created the issue KLAROS-978 (Klaros saves the wrong level for 'Component Test' and 'System Test'). In a few days we will provide a fix for this bug in our release 3.1.1.
Regards,
Tobias Schmitt
it seems you found a bug in Klaros. I created the issue KLAROS-978 (Klaros saves the wrong level for 'Component Test' and 'System Test'). In a few days we will provide a fix for this bug in our release 3.1.1.
Regards,
Tobias Schmitt
Jamie Gagnon, modified 13 Years ago.
RE: TEST Case Properties - Level Field
Padawan Posts: 46 Join Date: 8/27/10 Recent Posts
Hello
Encountered a new problem.
In order to update the level now. I must do the following
1. Create new revision
2. change level
3. click save This will revert my changed level back to what it was before I changed it.
4. Change the level once more and save. Now my change is taken.
If I perform the change without performing the revision change first. I get
#{testCaseHandler.updateTestCase}: java.lang.NullPointerException
Encountered a new problem.
In order to update the level now. I must do the following
1. Create new revision
2. change level
3. click save This will revert my changed level back to what it was before I changed it.
4. Change the level once more and save. Now my change is taken.
If I perform the change without performing the revision change first. I get
#{testCaseHandler.updateTestCase}: java.lang.NullPointerException
Tobias Schmitt, modified 13 Years ago.
RE: TEST Case Properties - Level Field
Padawan Posts: 71 Join Date: 2/12/09 Recent Posts
Hi Jamie,
I checked it and you are right. Creating a new revision reverts all made changes on the test case. I created a new issue for that KLAROS-984 (Creating a new revision of a test case reverts all made changes). We will provide a fix for this problem in our next release. Thank you for your support.
Regards,
Tobias Schmitt
I checked it and you are right. Creating a new revision reverts all made changes on the test case. I created a new issue for that KLAROS-984 (Creating a new revision of a test case reverts all made changes). We will provide a fix for this problem in our next release. Thank you for your support.
Regards,
Tobias Schmitt
Jamie Gagnon, modified 13 Years ago.
RE: TEST Case Properties - Level Field
Padawan Posts: 46 Join Date: 8/27/10 Recent Posts
Hi Tobias.
In addition to this (might require a separate defect log)
This same problem happens if I try to add test steps to an existing test case without increasing the version. However, when you increase the version amd save, it will save the new steps. There after, you can add more steps without having to increase the version.
I am using 3.1.1
In addition to this (might require a separate defect log)
This same problem happens if I try to add test steps to an existing test case without increasing the version. However, when you increase the version amd save, it will save the new steps. There after, you can add more steps without having to increase the version.
I am using 3.1.1
Tobias Schmitt, modified 13 Years ago.
RE: TEST Case Properties - Level Field
Padawan Posts: 71 Join Date: 2/12/09 Recent Posts
Hi Jamie,
thank you for this advice. We already found the root cause of all problems on the test case details page. If you create a new revision all made changes (including the steps) are gone. In the next version of Klaros-Testmangement everything will work as expected again.
Regards,
Tobias Schmitt
thank you for this advice. We already found the root cause of all problems on the test case details page. If you create a new revision all made changes (including the steps) are gone. In the next version of Klaros-Testmangement everything will work as expected again.
Regards,
Tobias Schmitt
Jamie Gagnon, modified 13 Years ago.
RE: TEST Case Properties - Level Field
Padawan Posts: 46 Join Date: 8/27/10 Recent Posts
Thanks. Seems to work now