View and Manage Version History

Note: The steps below are the same for all artifacts. Users just need to navigate to the respective artifact window.

Steps for - Test case:

  1. Navigate to Test case Tab

  2. Select the Test case for which you want to view the version history.

  3. Click Ellipsis icon

  4. Select Version History option

  1. When the Version History option is selected for a Test Case, a dialog box appears showing a tabular view of the previous commits made for that specific Test Case. The columns in the version history table are:

    • Date & Time: Displays the timestamp of when the version was committed. This helps identify the exact point in time a change was made.

    • User Name: Indicates the user who made the commit.

    • Push Id: A unique identifier (commit hash) associated with the push operation. This ID can be used to reference a specific version during collaboration or debugging.

    • Comment: A user-defined comment added during the commit, describing what was changed or the reason behind the update.

    • Branch: Shows the branch to which the Test Case was pushed.

  1. Click Restore icon, then user can see four options:

i. Overwrite: When Overwrite option is selected, it will restore the previous version of the Test Case folder into the current Test Case folder

ii. Create Testcase: If Create test case option is selected, it will create new Test Case inside the Test Case folder

iii. Create folder: If Create folder option is selected, it will create new folder in Test case tab and pull all the data in the newly created folder.

iv. Compare Testcase: Allows comparison between the current and selected historical versions. This helps identify differences in logic, steps, or configuration.

  1. Steps after selection options

By selecting Overwrite option from Testcase Version History popup window

  1. Click Yes button to restore the previous version of the Test Case folder into the current Test Case folder.

After some time, the user can see the previous version of the Test Case

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