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Song Chen suggested an idea (#1997) · Sep 11, 2017 at 10:25 PM · job scheduling portal testshell

Associate shared test to domain

Currently test suite is associated to domain, but test and test folder is not associated to domain.

Request feature to associate any Shared test/folder to one or multiple domains. By default a Shared test/folder can be associated to all domains (current behavior) or only Global (similar to domain association for resource, topology, etc.)

When user creates a new test suite, it would be good that user can only see Shared tests and Shared test folders that are associated to the domain, in which the user logs in.

We have customer Verizon MTCE requesting this feature, as they have many Shared tests. In their use case, a test is supposed to be used only for certain domain(s). Right now, user can see and select any test to add into test suite. This is not desirable.

Alona Getzler commented · Sep 12, 2017 at 08:02 AM

Hi, thank you for posting this idea. It definitely makes sense to associate a shared test to domain in Job Scheduling. However, it is currently not in our plans. Looking forwards to see the votes on this one.

Anyway, you can filter a test by user/group - it is possible to define permissions on a test which will determine which users or groups will be able view and associate the test to a job. To do that right-click on the test in TestShell Studio, select Properties and go to the Permissions tab.

I hope this helps, Alona.

Song Chen commented · Sep 12, 2017 at 02:57 PM

Thanks Alona. Is there API to set such Permissions? At Verizon MTCE, we batch create Shared tests. We can set appropriate Permissions for each test if API is available. But it is not practical to manually do it.

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Alona Getzler · Sep 13, 2017 at 06:44 AM 0

There is no API for this action, only TestShell Studio UI.

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