Hi;
I want to be able to update a sub-set of the test suites/cases in my testlog db from another testlog db. That is, my db consists of two 'sets' of test cases - set 1, and set 2. Set 1 are not written by me and will be updated periodically, so I need to be able to update my db with set 1 without overwriting set 2 as well. Here's what I've tried:
- If I simply copy and paste from one directory to another, outside of testlog, testlog does not find/display new files or directories (test cases and suites). However, if the test case is updated rather new - if it already existed in testlog - testlog will DOES pick up the changed version.
- Since I can't have more than one db open at a time in testlog, I can't copy the test suites/cases from one db to another.
- I can't simply replace one db with another, because that would overwrite the test cases that are not part of the updated sub-set. (set 2 as I described above).
How can I can periodically update a sub-set of test cases in my db from another db? (Preferably without exporting the updated cases to csv, then importing as cvs!)
Cheers, Honna
I want to be able to update a sub-set of the test suites/cases in my testlog db from another testlog db. That is, my db consists of two 'sets' of test cases - set 1, and set 2. Set 1 are not written by me and will be updated periodically, so I need to be able to update my db with set 1 without overwriting set 2 as well. Here's what I've tried:
- If I simply copy and paste from one directory to another, outside of testlog, testlog does not find/display new files or directories (test cases and suites). However, if the test case is updated rather new - if it already existed in testlog - testlog will DOES pick up the changed version.
- Since I can't have more than one db open at a time in testlog, I can't copy the test suites/cases from one db to another.
- I can't simply replace one db with another, because that would overwrite the test cases that are not part of the updated sub-set. (set 2 as I described above).
How can I can periodically update a sub-set of test cases in my db from another db? (Preferably without exporting the updated cases to csv, then importing as cvs!)
Cheers, Honna
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