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[Feature] Request to Segregate Test Cases into Automated and Semi-Automated Sections Instead of FirstChipToolSuite #443

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Rajashreekalmane opened this issue Oct 1, 2024 · 1 comment

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Feature description

Currently, test cases under FirstChipToolSuite are grouped together, regardless of their automation level. This makes it challenging to quickly identify which tests are fully automated and which require manual intervention or partial automation.

To enhance test management, reporting, and validation processes, I propose segregating test cases into distinct sections based on their level of automation.

Proposed Structure:
Automated Tests: Test cases that are fully automated and require no manual intervention during execution.
Semi-Automated Tests: Test cases that involve partial automation but require some manual input or validation steps.

Use Cases

  • Improved Clarity: Segregating test cases by automation level allows team members to easily identify which tests are fully automated and which require manual interaction.

  • Better Reporting: This structure would facilitate more accurate reporting of automation progress, showing clearly how many test cases are automated versus semi-automated.

  • Focused Validation: Segregating these test cases would streamline test execution and help focus on areas that still require manual validation, improving overall testing efficiency.

Test Cases

All the Automated and semi automated test cases
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Additional Information

This segregation will help streamline testing processes, improve reporting accuracy, and provide clarity on the level of manual intervention required for each test case.

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fabiowmm commented Oct 9, 2024

Revisit the TC grouping/classification in UI.

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