I think this feature would be very nice to have. I would treat it like Google labels work. You already have all the tags/labels/filters created, why not be able to use those off to the side in a folder structure kind of way? I think you should be able to pick and choose from the already created labels which ones display off to the left.
Emdad Hossain commented
7 Jan 09:25pm
Folder structure for managing test artifacts is a must have feature like any other automation tools available now days. It will be time saving, well organized, neat and clean. Voting for this enhancement consideration.
Regil Koshy commented
13 Jul, 2021 04:57pm
Totally agree with this feature. It really gets confusing as your test suite evolves over the time period and you won't know what was the label that was used back in the days or what value to use for filter. Folder structure we can organize test case by Modules for example Finance, Purchase Order or by Test cases that automate data creation etc.
Ali Mohamed commented
1 Jul, 2020 03:56pm
100% agree with this. Having ability to create folders and group your tests into it really makes it more usable and less clumsy.
Guest commented
10 Jun, 2020 02:37pm
The filter options within the Test View works well, but it would be great to have folders where you can group your tests into. We have a rather long list of tests with a few engineers working on the tests so it becomes harder to locate tests from the lists and you don't always know what to filter on.
I think this feature would be very nice to have. I would treat it like Google labels work. You already have all the tags/labels/filters created, why not be able to use those off to the side in a folder structure kind of way? I think you should be able to pick and choose from the already created labels which ones display off to the left.
Folder structure for managing test artifacts is a must have feature like any other automation tools available now days. It will be time saving, well organized, neat and clean. Voting for this enhancement consideration.
Totally agree with this feature. It really gets confusing as your test suite evolves over the time period and you won't know what was the label that was used back in the days or what value to use for filter. Folder structure we can organize test case by Modules for example Finance, Purchase Order or by Test cases that automate data creation etc.
100% agree with this. Having ability to create folders and group your tests into it really makes it more usable and less clumsy.
The filter options within the Test View works well, but it would be great to have folders where you can group your tests into. We have a rather long list of tests with a few engineers working on the tests so it becomes harder to locate tests from the lists and you don't always know what to filter on.