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Test Plans
A test plan is a named, runnable collection of test cases inside a project. Curate the cases you care about once, then dispatch the whole plan as a launch whenever you need to run it.
The Test plans page
Open Test Plans from the sidebar (/app/test-plans). It's a master-detail view: the list of plans on the left, the selected plan on the right, and + New plan to create one.
Composition methods
You choose how a plan is populated when you create it — and the method is fixed afterwards:
- Manual — you add and remove cases by hand.
- Filter — the plan's cases are derived from a saved filter. Re-run the filter any time from the plan to pull in newly-matching cases; if the linked filter is deleted you can repair or unlink it.
Anatomy of a plan
- Cases — the test cases in the plan.
- Executors — who runs each case: manual executors (people) and automated executors (a CI Job), assigned per case.
- Default job — the CI Job used to dispatch the plan's automated cases.
- Launch name pattern — a template for the launch name, with
{plan},{date}, and{user}placeholders. - Environment and environment variables, Tags, and issue / resource links — preset attributes carried onto every launch the plan creates.
- Tree — an optional attribute tree used to group the case preview.
The four tabs
- Overview — plan summary; for a Filter plan, the saved-filter link with Sync / Unlink.
- Cases — add, remove, and review the plan's cases.
- Executors — assign manual (people) and automated (Jobs) executors per case.
- Settings — default job, launch-name pattern, environment, and tree.
Running a plan
Run launch opens a dialog pre-filled with the plan's preset attributes — launch name, environment, tags, environment variables, issue links, and resource links — each overridable for this run. Submitting creates a Launch linked back to the plan; automated cases dispatch the default job's CI workflow. A plan with automated cases but no default job blocks the run until you set one.
For a step-by-step walkthrough, see Working with test plans.