Adopting a modular test-case design approach is one effective way to boost reusability for large-scale test-case libraries. Instead of duplicating or copying and pasting test cases or steps, this approach emphasizes that you break them down into small, reusable pieces and then recombine the tests to achieve larger end-to-end testing scenarios.

While modularization is a bit more complex, it can lead to even greater testing efficiencies and results when used appropriately.

The most valuable test cases are broadly applicable and reusable across different cycles and releases. Test engineers should devote serious thought to how to design test cases to be as specific as they need to be but also generic enough to be reused in different situations with different data inputs.

Testers can break down test cases into logical, manageable functions or modules. These modules are isolated to create independent tests that can then be recombined or reused to make larger test cases to achieve complex end-to-end testing scenarios. Zephyr Enterprise gives you the ability to nest child modules under main test cases, even with multiple levels.

Reusing Test Cases with Call to Test

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