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Add a way to create a folder in tests page

As you create more tests it would be harder to filter and organize the scripts, would be nice if we can create a folder inside to organize it.


Author: Lain H

A nice feature would be the ability to group tests in the same way test steps can be grouped and the group named, expanded and collapsed. So, allow tests to be grouped, the ground named, and the individual tests expanded or collapsed in a similar fashion.
A step further would be to allow a test to appear in more than one group, but I guess that’s then crossing over into Suites.
Or maybe tests could be tagged and have more than one tag, and then viewed by tab with tabs expanded and collapsed? That would do 2-in-1 - grouping and allowing one test to be seen under more than one topic/slice (tag)

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  • Paweł Bylina changed status to Completed
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    Jul 14

    Pinned

    We have it! The feature has arrived. The documentation is under preparation, but you can use it now.

    :-)

    • Wilker Augusto

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      Jul 16

      Awesome news! Awesome update!

      • Paweł Bylina

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        Jul 16

        Thanks!

  • Paweł Bylina changed status to In Progress
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    May 26

    Pinned

    The time has come!

    We are starting to build this. The last UI prototype:

    • Wilker Augusto

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      May 26

      Awesome!

      • Paweł Bylina

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        May 26

        I’m excited too!

  • Paweł Bylina

    Team•

    Nov 10, 2023

    @Rav Banaag Indeed, we see this need. We are in the process of prototyping the solution. Here is the latest version of what we plan to build:

    We plan to:

    • add an option to create a nested folder hierarchy

    • keep a separate view, "All tests", for a quick overview of what you have in the whole project without going to the folders

    • add some basic filters

    Let me know what you think!

    • Ed Vera

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      Mar 12, 2025

      Hi, Pawel! Any news of this?

      • Paweł Bylina

        Team•

        Mar 15, 2025

        Unfortunately not :(

        This functionality is complex, and therefore, the implementation cost is very high (about 3 months of development). We focused on extending BugBug capabilities, such as support for inserting the same component multiple times, further support for if-else operations, and further support for shadowDOM. The grouping of tests is a nice-to-have from the product point of view, as it is possible to create tests without it, it is just that maintaining them is less fun. We will probably look into this topic later. Unfortunately, I do not have an estimated ETA for today.

        • Luboš Rybníček

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          Apr 27

          Guys, 3 dev months for a game changer to anyone having 10+ tests? Please, give it a chance in the feature funnel.

          • Paweł Bylina

            Team•

            Apr 27

            A new era is here. With LLMs, we will ship this in the next 2-3 months :)

            • Luboš Rybníček

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              Apr 27

              Putting LLM ± polititcs aside, add-folder-structure to must-work-as-before sounds like a good LLM teritorry. Fingers crossed.

  • informa-jojo

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    Nov 10, 2023

    Looks good Pawel. my take is that the folders can be seen to represent Epics and the cases inside each folders are the User stories. We would link these tests to our structure in Confluence so that it's easy to track what goes where. Make sure it's easy to move a case from one folder to another and that the tree depth at least 5 levels. One thing that would be nice is that under where I see "CompanyAdmin / Management" we could insert some description that in our case could be used to paste a link to the corresponding section on our confluence site. But that can come in next version ;)

    • Paweł Bylina

      Team•

      Nov 11, 2023

      @informa-jojo thank you for your insights! I like the idea of Epics and User stories. Yes, we plan to have five levels in the tree. An extra description for folders makes perfect sense. Thanks!

  • Wilker Augusto

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    Apr 1, 2024

    Any ETA for this?

  • Haian Abou-Karam

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    Nov 15, 2023

    I strongly agree with your suggestion...

  • Priyam Agarwal

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    Jan 20

    Any ETA for this? @Paweł Bylina

    • Paweł Bylina

      Team•

      Feb 2

      Not yet.