📂 Organizing tests
A folder is simply a group of tests that are somehow related to one another. How these tests are related is entirely up to you. For example, a folder may encapsulate a single function or workflow within your application, such as “Checkout”.
Grouping your tests into folders allows you to:
- Navigate and search your tests more efficiently
- View the test coverage for a portion of your application
Creating a new folder
- On the Waldo Tests page, locate the
folder
icon near the top right of the navigation bar.
![create folder.png 2338](https://files.readme.io/e67c400-create_folder.png)
- You can create unlimited subfolders by clicking the
+
icon to the far right of each folder item.
![subfolder.png 2338](https://files.readme.io/a028536-subfolder.png)
Moving one or more tests or folders
- Select the desired items by clicking in the checkboxes to the left of each item.
- Click on
move
in the action bar that pops up. - Select a destination folder in the modal dialog.
- Click the
Move
button.
You can also drag and drop selected items directly to the destination folder.
![move_tests.gif 950](https://files.readme.io/b64a979-move_tests.gif)
Rename a test or folder
- Click the “3-dots” icon to the far right of the test or folder item.
- Select “Rename test” or “Rename folder” as appropriate from the drop-down menu.
![3 dots menu.png 2338](https://files.readme.io/5a69fe8-3_dots_menu.png)
Showing/hiding muted tests
- By default, muted tests are hidden. You can show/hide them by clicking on
Filter > Status
and checking or unchecking theMuted
item as desired.
![show muted.png 2160](https://files.readme.io/1a1ee2f-show_muted.png)
Deleting a folder
To delete a folder, you can either:
- Click the “3-dots” icon to the far right of the folder item.
- Select a folder (via the checkbox) and click the "Delete" button in the top action bar.
![Screen Shot 2022-01-27 at 12.47.31 PM.png 3564](https://files.readme.io/39f0e7d-Screen_Shot_2022-01-27_at_12.47.31_PM.png)
Updated 4 months ago