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Test that were moved to a different folder is still showing up in a test run for the previous folder

Open panhiay opened this issue 2 years ago • 3 comments

Describe the bug When we created a test in a folder and then moved that test over to another folder. If we create a test run for the first folder only, the test still shows up on the test run.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Create a project and folder
  2. Add some tests
  3. Create a new folder with the same level at the first folder
  4. Move some of the tests from the first folder to the second folder
  5. Create a test run for the first folder

Expected behavior

  • Any moved tests should not be listed in the test run.

Screenshots This image shows that these tests belong under the "Not Yet Implemented" folder image

This image shows that the Tests folder does not contain the test above image

This image shows that some of these tests are showing up on the test run image

Desktop (please complete the following information): OS: macOS Browser: Chrome Browser Version 112.0.5615.137 Application: Production

Additional context N/A

panhiay avatar May 26 '23 15:05 panhiay

related to

https://github.com/testomatio/app/issues/720 and https://github.com/testomatio/app/issues/718

poliarush avatar May 30 '23 08:05 poliarush

@panhiay sorry, we tried to fix this issue but unfortunately, we won't be able to achieve the behavior you want after the Run is created we don't track if it matches initial test plan or not we create a fixed set of tests and that makes a Run and it is as it is on the moment it is created so we won't be able to track which tests were moved to which suite after it was created

DavertMik avatar Jun 22 '23 13:06 DavertMik

@panhiay @DavertMik I suggest keeping this issue in backlog since it reproduces mostly after Branch merge

TetianaKhomenko avatar Jun 22 '23 15:06 TetianaKhomenko

The issue was re-tested and verified as fixed

TetianaKhomenko avatar Oct 04 '24 11:10 TetianaKhomenko