1. Introduction to MeterSphere platform
MeterSphere is a one-stop open source continuous testing platform that follows the GPL v3 open source license agreement and covers functions such as test tracking, interface testing, UI testing and performance testing. It is fully compatible with mainstream open source standards such as JMeter and Selenium, effectively helping development and testing teams to fully Leverage cloud elasticity for highly scalable automated testing to accelerate high-quality software delivery.
Official website address: https://www.fit2cloud.com/metersphere/
2. MeterSphere test tracking
1) Create project and select
Enter the workspace - Project Management, click Create Project, enter the project name and other corresponding information to complete the creation.
After creation, the project team members, project environment, etc. can be configured.
After creation, click "QCD Project" to enter the project operation page.
2) Create test module
Click on the functional use case to enter the functional use case interface. Click the "+" on the right side of all use cases to create the corresponding functional module.
3) Create or import test cases
Test cases support list and brain map formats, can be added manually, and also support import operations.
Manually add test cases as follows, enter basic information, step information, and support operations such as associated requirements.
Manually add test cases in the form of brain maps, as follows:
Click More Operations-Import to enter the test case import page. Import supports new creation and update, and supports import of use cases in the form of lists and mind maps. Before importing, you need to download the template and fill in the use case information according to the template requirements to perform the import operation.
4) Test case review
Switch to the "Use Case Review" section –> Create a use case review –> Click on Specification and Execution –> Click on Associate Use Cases to associate the use case to be reviewed –> Click on Start Review to enter the review page.
If the use case review is passed, you can go back and see that the use case review results are all "passed".
5) Create a test plan
Switch to the "Test Plan" section –> Create a test plan.
6) Test execution
Select Test Plan—>Execution—>Associated Test Cases (Optional Function/Interface/Performance).
After association, click "Edit" of the use case to enter the execution interface. You can select pass, fail, block, skip and other operations based on the actual execution of the use case. If the current use case fails to execute, a bug can be added.
7) View or export test report
7) View or export test report
Click Test Plan-View Test Report to jump to the test report page. You can also enter the test report page through the test execution page-report statistics. Reports support operations such as exporting and sharing.
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The above are just the most basic test tracking applications in Metersphere. Metersphere can also implement interface testing , UI testing and performance testing. I will sort it out for you when I have time in the future.
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