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Folder Structure for Test Data Profiles

Testsigma organizes Test Data Profiles (TDPs) in a two-level folder hierarchy using Features and Scenarios. This structure helps you manage test data at scale, reduce visual clutter, and navigate large projects efficiently. Before you create a Test Data Profile, set up the Feature and Scenario folders that will contain it.

Prerequisites

  • Before you begin, ensure that you have an active Testsigma project with the required permissions to manage test data.

Overview

Section titled “Overview”

Test Data Profiles are organized in the left panel using the following hierarchy: Feature > Scenario > Test Data Profile.

  • A Feature is the top-level folder that represents a functional area of your application.
  • A Scenario is a sub-folder nested within a Feature that groups related Test Data Profiles.
  • A Test Data Profile is the data set stored within a Scenario.

Features and Scenarios load in a collapsed state by default, so you can expand only what you need. Testsigma preserves the expanded or collapsed state when you switch between tabs, so your navigation context is not lost.

Create a Feature

Section titled “Create a Feature”

  1. From the left navigation bar, go to Test Data > Test Data Profiles. navigate to test data profiles from left navigation bar

  2. At the top of the left panel, click ’+’. click plus button at top of left panel

  3. From the dropdown, select New Feature. select new feature from dropdown

  4. In the New Feature dialog, enter a name in the Feature name field. enter feature name in new feature dialog

  5. Click Add. click add button to create feature

The Feature appears in the left panel folder tree.

Create a Scenario

Section titled “Create a Scenario”

  1. At the top of the left panel, click +. click plus button at top of left panel for scenario

  2. From the dropdown, select New Scenario. select new scenario from dropdown

  3. In the Select Feature dialog, select the Feature under which you want to create the Scenario. The selected Feature appears under Target Feature at the bottom of the dialog. select feature for scenario in select feature dialog

  4. Click Next. click next in select feature dialog

  5. Confirm the parent Feature shown at the top of the dialog, then enter a name in the Scenario name field. enter scenario name in dialog

  6. Click Create. click create to add scenario

The Scenario appears nested under the selected Feature in the left panel.

Add a Test Data Profile to a Folder

Section titled “Add a Test Data Profile to a Folder”

You can add a Test Data Profile to a specific Feature and Scenario in two ways.

From the + menu

  1. At the top of the left panel, click ’+’. click plus button at top of left panel to create test data profile

  2. From the dropdown, select New Test Data Profile. select new test data profile from dropdown

  3. In the Select Location dialog, select the Feature and then the Scenario where you want to store the profile. The selected Scenario appears under Target Scenario at the bottom of the dialog. select feature and scenario in select location dialog

  4. Select Confirm, then complete the profile creation. For more information, see Create a Test Data Profile. click confirm to set location for test data profile

From the folder tree

  1. In the left panel, expand a Feature to reveal its Scenarios.

  2. Hover over a Scenario. A ’+’ icon appears next to the Scenario name. hover over scenario to reveal plus icon

  3. Click +.

A new Untitled Test Data Profile opens in the editing view, already associated with that Scenario.

For more information on completing the profile, see Create a Test Data Profile.

Search for a Test Data Profile

Section titled “Search for a Test Data Profile”

Use the Search bar at the top of the left panel to find a Test Data Profile by name. Results filter in real time as you type, across all Features and Scenarios in the project.

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