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Rerun a test plan

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Overview

When operating test plans, you often want to run only the failed tests again. For individual tests, you can rerun them from the test result details screen. However, when managing many scenarios in a test plan, it can be difficult to rerun them one by one, or you may need to prepare a separate test plan for rerunning. To meet these needs, we have provided a test plan rerun feature that allows you to rerun failed test scenarios or failed devices from the test plan execution results.

How to use

Open the failed test plan execution result and rerun it according to the conditions you want to rerun under.

  • If you want to rerun the test under the same conditions:
    • Click Rerun failed tests to rerun it.
  • If you want to rerun the test with a specified build file:
    • Click the down arrow next to the Rerun failed tests button, then click the Configure rerun button. Select the build file, and click the Rerun failed tests button to rerun it.

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Targets for rerun

Test results with a status other than successful will be rerun. At this time, if all scenarios on the same device are successful or all execution devices for a single scenario are successful, they are not targeted for rerun. Otherwise, they are targeted for rerun. For example, in the figure below, the execution conditions outlined in pink are targeted for rerun.

Points to note

Rerunning a rerun test plan

If the rerun test result also includes failed test results, you can rerun it again.

If a scenario has been modified

If a failed scenario in the test plan has been modified at the time of the rerun, the scenario will be rerun with the updated content. Also, if a failed scenario has been deleted from the test plan at the time of the rerun, that scenario will be excluded from the rerun.

Deprecated test execution environments

If the test execution environment used during the original test execution has been deprecated, the rerun cannot be performed.