By now, we’ve covered the different test case attributes and the available CSV import formats. The only things left are a few additional fields like tags, milestones, and parameters.
Tags
Tags are used to group or label test cases for easier filtering and organization.
Each tag should be separated by a comma. If you'd adding a tag in the csv that doesn’t already exist in your workspace, it will be automatically created during import.
Milestone
Milestones help you group test cases under a specific release or goal (for example, a sprint or version).
milestone_id
Use this if you want to link the test case to an existing milestone. You’ll need to provide the milestone ID in the milestone_id column. You can find the milestone ID from here. If you are filling this, keep the milestone column blank.
milestone
If you don’t already have a milestone added, you can also create one during import. Use the milestone column for this. In this case, keep the milestone_id field blank if you want to create a new milestone during import.
Parameters
Parameters are used when you want to run the same test case with different sets of data.
If there are no parameters, you can leave this field empty. If you add values here, they will be created during import.
There are two types of parameters:
Single parameter
This is used when you want to define just one variable for your test case (for example, a single input value).
Group parameter
👉 Note: When creating a new parameter using the import sheet, it will always be created as a single parameter. However, if group parameters are already configured in your test cases and you export them for editing, you can add or remove parameter values within those existing group parameters. Creating new group parameters directly from the import sheet is not supported.
This is used when you want to define multiple related values together, usually to represent different combinations of data for the same test case.
A test case also have both single and group parameters, in which case, they can be defined like this
