If you have reused a Test Case at multiple places in your Project , and later create a new Test Case that should replace it, then you can perform a mass replace via the Search Result View . If you just want to replace one single place where a Test Case has been reused, then you can either select that Test Case in the Search Result View or use the in-editor replace 3.9.8.
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In order to perform a mass replace, all Test Cases to be changed must not be in use by anyone else using the Project - you should ensure that this is the case before performing the replace, otherwise the replace cannot be carried out. You should also be aware before performing this action that it cannot be undone. |
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You will only be able to perform the replace if all selected Test Case references use the same original Test Case . The context-menu entry will be disabled if the Project is protected, or any of the selected Test Cases are missing (e.g. from reused Projects ) |
| Replace with another Test Case |
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For any non-matched (or non-matchable) component names, the new names from the new Test Case will be used. This may result in incomplete object mapping for your tests. |
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For any non-matched (or non-matchable) parameters, the new parameters from the new Test Case will be used. This may result in incomplete test data for your tests. |
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The Test Case reference names and any comments that were used for the original Test Case references, will be transferred to each new Test Case reference. If the original Test Case reference was commented out, the replacement Test Case reference will be as well. If you had used the original Test Case as an Event Handler , the Event Handler details will also be transferred. |