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Test Management
Test Management is the built-in quality tool for every Collabase Space. Use it to organize test cases, execute manual test runs, track pass and fail results, and measure quality across releases — all without leaving Collabase. Collabase stores your test specifications and results. Actual automated test execution happens in your CI/CD pipeline. For manual testing, testers work through cases directly in Collabase and record each result.How it’s organized
Test Cases
The building blocks of testing. Each case has a name, priority, type, status, and a set of ordered steps with expected results.
Test Suites
Hierarchical folders for organizing test cases by feature, component, or priority. Unlimited nesting depth.
Test Runs
An execution session. Select cases to run, go through each one, and record a result: Passed, Failed, Blocked, or Skipped.
Milestones
Group test runs under a release or quality gate. See aggregate pass rates across all runs in a milestone.
Reports
Metrics computed from run results: pass rate, failure count, blocked count, and last run status per test project.
Hierarchy
Quality metrics
The following metrics are computed from test run results. They are not pre-stored — they are calculated on demand whenever you view a run or milestone.Typical workflow
- Create test cases — define what needs to be verified with steps and expected results. Set status to DRAFT while writing.
- Mark cases READY — once reviewed, change each case’s status to READY. Only READY cases are eligible for test runs.
- Organize into suites — group cases by feature or priority to keep the project navigable.
- Create a test run — select which cases or suites to include. Optionally assign a milestone.
- Execute the run — go through each case, perform the test, and record the result with a note.
- Complete the run — mark the run as Completed. Results are locked and contribute to milestone metrics.
- Review the milestone — check the aggregate pass rate before a release.