Overview
Folders help you organize tests into logical groups. Create hierarchies that match your application structure, team organization, or testing priorities.
Creating Folders
- Click Create button
- Select New Folder
- Enter folder name
- Select parent location (Home or existing folder)
- Click Create
- Right-click on a folder
- Select New Folder
- Creates subfolder inside the selected folder
Folder Structure
Hierarchy
Folders can be nested to create hierarchies:
Home
├── Authentication
│ ├── Login
│ ├── Registration
│ └── Password Reset
├── E-commerce
│ ├── Product Catalog
│ ├── Shopping Cart
│ └── Checkout
└── Settings
├── Profile
└── Notifications
Best Practices
Keep it shallow:
- 2-3 levels maximum
- Deep nesting makes navigation difficult
- Flat structures are easier to maintain
Use meaningful names:
- Describe the contents clearly
- Avoid abbreviations
- Be consistent (all plural or all singular)
Organize by ownership:
├── Team: Frontend
│ ├── Feature: Dashboard
│ └── Feature: Search
├── Team: Backend
│ └── Feature: API
Managing Folders
Rename
- Right-click the folder
- Select Rename
- Enter new name
- Press Enter or click outside
Move
Drag and Drop:
- Click and hold the folder
- Drag to new location
- Drop on target folder or Home
To Root:
- Drag folder to Home area
- Folder moves to root level
Delete
- Right-click the folder
- Select Delete
- Confirm deletion
Deleting a folder also deletes all tests and subfolders inside it. This cannot be undone.
Folder Organization Strategies
By Feature Area
├── Authentication
├── User Management
├── Dashboard
├── Reports
├── Settings
└── Integrations
Best for: Product-focused teams, feature development
By Test Type
├── Smoke Tests
├── Regression
├── Integration
├── Edge Cases
└── Performance
Best for: QA teams, CI/CD pipelines
By User Journey
├── Onboarding
│ ├── Sign Up
│ ├── Email Verification
│ └── Profile Setup
├── Core Usage
│ ├── Daily Tasks
│ └── Key Features
└── Account Management
Best for: User experience focus, E2E testing
By Priority
├── P0 - Critical
├── P1 - High
├── P2 - Medium
└── P3 - Low
Best for: Risk-based testing, release planning
Folder Actions
| Action | Description |
|---|
| New Test Case | Create test in this folder |
| New Snippet | Create snippet in this folder |
| New Folder | Create subfolder |
| Rename | Change folder name |
| Delete | Remove folder and contents |
Bulk Operations
Select multiple folders to:
- Move to another location
- Delete together
- Export tests
Scheduling by Folder
Folders integrate with Test Plans:
- Create a Test Plan
- Add entire folder to the plan
- All tests in folder are included
- New tests added to folder automatically included
This makes folder organization crucial for scheduling.
Tips
Don’t Over-Organize
- Start simple, add structure as needed
- One test can only be in one folder
- Use tags for cross-cutting concerns
- Tests that share setup should be nearby
- Makes snippet extraction easier
- Simplifies batch operations
Plan for Growth
- Choose a structure that scales
- Leave room for new features
- Review and reorganize periodically