If I run a test with itestcli, I can specify which testbed to use, and it will override the testbed stored in the testcase. Why isn't there a way to do that interactively?
One of the most common user errors we run into is that someone opens a testcase, changes a step, and then runs it, trashing the testbed of whomever changed the test last.
The GUI should have almost the same options as the run command:
There would also need to be a way to specify a testbed: Set as global testbed (similar to Set as global parameter file) would make a lot of sense.
Answer by PaulD · Jun 11, 2009 at 03:27 PM
Cool! I guess I just should have tried to do what I proposed.
Since I converted all of our test cases, and they all have my testbed stored in them, I thank you, and so does my poor testbed!
P.S. We really need some less lame smileys on this board!
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