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Export test case
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You can export a test case to an XML file. So, you can import the test case in another Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations environment.
You can find and download the created file on the Mobility sharing workspace, on the Data files tab.
What is included in the export depends on the export type:
- Only test case
For all selected test cases, this is included in the export:
- General test case settings
- Steps
- Test variables
- Events
- Only test scenario
For all selected test cases, only the test scenarios are included in the export. - Test case & test scenario
For all selected test cases, everything is included in the export.
If you export a test case, consider this:
- The default values for the test variables are included in the export of a test case. Possibly, this data is not available in the environment where you import the test case. To be able to run a default test, you must check and, if required, change the default values of the test variables after import.
- A test scenario is set up based on specific data (variable values) which possibly is not available in another environment. So, a test scenario cannot be run in another environment if the same data is not available in that environment. You can, of course, change the variable values after you have imported the test scenarios.
- An export of only test scenarios, only makes sense if the related test cases already exist in the environment where you import the test scenarios.
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Export test scenario
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Export test suite
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You can export a test suite to an XML file. So, you can import the test suite in another Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations environment.
You can find and download the created file on the Mobility sharing workspace, on the Data files tab.
If you export a test suite, this setup is always included:
- General test suite settings
- The related test cases
Which parts of the related test cases are included in the export depends on the export type:
- Only test case
For all related test cases, this is included in the export:
- General test case settings
- Steps
- Test variables
- Events
- Only test scenario
For all selected test cases, only the test scenarios are included in the export. - Test case & test scenario
For all selected test cases, everything is included in the export.
If you export test cases, consider this:
- The default values for the test variables are included in the export of a test case. Possibly, this data is not available in the environment where you import the test case. To be able to run a default test, you must check and, if required, change the default values of the test variables after import.
- A test scenario is set up based on specific data (variable values) which possibly is not available in another environment. So, a test scenario cannot be run in another environment if the same data is not available in that environment. You can, of course, change the variable values after you have imported the test scenarios.
- An export of only test scenarios, only makes sense if the related test cases already exist in the environment where you import the test scenarios.
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Export test plan
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You can export a test plan to an XML file. So, you can import the test plan in another Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations environment.
You can find and download the created file on the Mobility sharing workspace, on the Data files tab.
If you export a test plan, this setup is always included:
- General test plan settings
- Related test suites
- General test suite settings of related test suites
- The related test cases
Which parts of the related test cases are included in the export depends on the export type:
- Only test case
For all related test cases, this is included in the export:
- General test case settings
- Steps
- Test variables
- Events
- Only test scenario
For all selected test cases, only the test scenarios are included in the export. - Test case & test scenario
For all selected test cases, everything is included in the export.
If you export test cases, consider this:
- The default values for the test variables are included in the export of a test case. Possibly, this data is not available in the environment where you import the test case. To be able to run a default test, you must check and, if required, change the default values of the test variables after import.
- A test scenario is set up based on specific data (variable values) which possibly is not available in another environment. So, a test scenario cannot be run in another environment if the same data is not available in that environment. You can, of course, change the variable values after you have imported the test scenarios.
- An export of only test scenarios, only makes sense if the related test cases already exist in the environment where you import the test scenarios.
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Import configuration
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You can import a configuration from an XML file. This XML file must be the result of a configuration export from Mobility studio on another or the current Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations environment.
The steps in this topic show how to import a configuration file that is stored on the file share. Make sure the file is already uploaded as type Data file to the Mobility sharing workspace.
You can also import a configuration file from:
- A file location on your computer. To do so, in the File location field, select File on file share. Browse for the file on your computer. On selection, the file is automatically uploaded as type Data file to the Mobility sharing workspace.
- A file location on the server on which Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations is running. Only use this option for big configuration files.
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