Core Concepts
Test Suites
A test suite groups related test cases, sets the application URL, and controls how a run behaves.
A Test Suite is a named group of related test cases inside a regression. Use a suite to organize tests around one meaningful thing, like a feature or a release gate.
Running a suite runs its cases together and rolls their results into one execution summary. Running the parent regression runs all of its suites.
Configuration
A suite holds the app's URLs and one toggle that controls how a run behaves:
- App URL (required): the canonical root of the application this suite tests. It identifies which app is under test.
- Start From URL (required): the page each test case opens at by default, i.e. where a run begins. An individual test case can override it with its own start URL.
- Forward browser context: off by default. When a suite finishes, the browser state (cookies, history, page state) is normally cleared. Turn it on to forward that context to the next suite in the regression. That helps when a later suite should pick up where the previous one left off, like staying signed in.
Group by intent, not by page. A "Checkout" suite that follows one flow is more useful than a "Cart page" suite of unrelated checks.