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Release Notes: Execute Button

New Execute Button for Seamless Test Case Execution from TestRail

testRigor introduces a powerful new Execute button that allows users to directly run test cases imported from TestRail with ease. Previously, you could provide test case steps to create tests within the trigger interface, but now this dedicated button automatically executes those steps for you.

When you import a test case from TestRail, testRigor pulls the test steps, test case name, and the corresponding TestRail link, enabling instant execution without additional setup. This streamlined integration improves testing efficiency by simplifying the process of running and validating TestRail-managed test cases directly from testRigor’s platform.

 

Caption: New testRigor button in TestRail platform.

Caption: Test case executed

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