Test Suites
Group test cases for batch execution
Test suites bundle related published test cases so you can run them together, either in a single test run or on a schedule with a monitor. Suites live inside Tests — there is no separate Suites page in the sidebar.
The Tests browser
Open Tests to see a dual-pane layout:
- Left rail: All tests, your suites, and Ungrouped (published cases that aren't in any suite). Create a suite from here.
- Main pane: the list for whatever you selected — every test, one suite's cases, or ungrouped cases.
Creating a test suite
- Open Tests in the sidebar.
- In the left rail, create a new suite.
- Enter a name and an optional description.
- Save, then open the suite and click Manage tests to add published test cases.
Only published test cases can be added to a suite. If a test is missing from the picker, publish it from Tests first.
Managing suite tests
From a suite's detail pane you can:
- Manage tests — add or remove published test cases.
- Drag to reorder — rearrange cases, then click Save Order so suite-order runs use the new sequence.
- Suite settings — edit the name, description, and execution-order config.
- Delete suite — remove the suite (the test cases themselves stay in your library).
Suite config
Each suite has a suite config that controls the order its test cases run in. You'll find it under Suite settings.
Execution order
| Option | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Suite order | Run cases in the order they're arranged in the suite |
| Severity order | Higher-severity cases go first (critical, then high, medium, low). Ties keep suite order |
New suites default to severity order.
When you run a suite, Operio applies this config automatically and only asks you for an environment.
Running a suite
Open the suite in Tests and click Run Suite, then pick an environment. Execution order comes from the suite config.
You can also run a single published test case on its own from the test case page or row actions. See Running Tests.