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Testrunner can be installed on MeeGo Netbook UX, Ubuntu 10.04 (and newer) and Fedora 13. First, [[Quality/QA-tools/How to set up repositories|set up the repository]]. Then, install Testrunner:
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# Install Testrunner
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Revision as of 05:48, 12 January 2011

Testrunner

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Testrunner is a simple graphical user interface for testrunner-lite and is used in test execution as presented here. With Testrunner, you can easily:

  • Run automatic, semi-automatic and manual test cases
  • Follow the results in real time
  • Run only the needed test cases
  • Change the execution order of test cases
  • Open the active file in Testplanner for editing

Testrunner takes a test plan file as input, runs the selected test cases and produces results in format that can be published at qa-reports.meego.com.

Testrunner is developed by QA tools team. You can contact us and contribute via the following channels:

In addition, you can check our demo videos at Youtube:

Installation

Testplanner can be installed on MeeGo Netbook UX, Ubuntu 10.04 (and newer) and Fedora 13 by doing the following:

  1. Set up the repository
  2. Install Testrunner

MeeGo Netbook 1.1:

sudo zypper install testrunner-ui

Ubuntu:

sudo apt-get install testrunner-ui

Fedora 13:

# yum install testrunner-ui

Basic Usage

The basic workflow goes as follows:

  1. Open a test plan.
  2. Select the test cases for execution. By default, all cases are selected.
  3. Drag and drop test suites, sets, and cases to change the execution order.
  4. Optionally enter results for manual cases and steps prior to test execution.
  5. Run selected or all tests and see execution progress in real time.
    1. When prompted, enter results and comments for manual cases and steps.
  6. After execution, view execution results in detail.
    1. See testrunner-lite output in a log view.
    2. See test case and step results and stdout/stderr output in a case detail view.
    3. Modify comments of manual and semi-automatic cases.
  7. Save the results.
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