Tags

Tags are a per-project registry of colored labels. You manage the set of tags once, then pick from it on test cases, launches, and defects. Renaming or recoloring a tag updates it everywhere at once.

The Tags page

Open Tags from the sidebar (/app/tags). It lists every tag in the project with a live usage count. Project admins can:

• Create a tag — give it a name and pick a color from the palette.
• Rename or recolor an existing tag — the change applies to every case, launch, and defect it's on.
• Delete a tag — it's removed from everything that used it (a soft delete you can recover within the retention window).

Applying tags

On a test case (or a defect, or in bulk-edit), the tag picker lets you pick from the project's tags — you choose existing tags rather than typing free text. To use a tag that doesn't exist yet, create it on the Tags page first.

Bulk-tag many cases at once: select them and use Edit in the bulk-actions bar.

Filtering by tag

Tags are a filter in both the Test cases filter bar and the Launches filter bar. Pick one or several to narrow the view. Because filters reference the tag itself (not its text), renaming a tag never breaks a saved filter.

Tags from automation

When an automated run reports tags (from your CI pipeline or the run dialog), Sulu matches them by name and auto-creates any it hasn't seen — so launch tags just work without pre-registering them. New auto-created tags get a default color you can change later on the Tags page.

Scope

Tags are project-scoped. Two projects can each have a tag named smoke with no relationship between them.