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In this documentation, you will learn how to create a scheduled test run using pre-existing test runs or by scheduling new tests from scratch. This involves navigating through your project, selecting test configurations, and setting up recurring schedules to automate test executions at specified times.
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In this documentation, you will learn how to create a scheduled test run using pre-existing test runs. This involves navigating through your project, selecting test configurations, and setting up recurring schedules to automate test executions at specified times.
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**Step 1:** Navigate to **Test Manager** >> select your desired project >> **Test Runs** section.
**Step 2:** Here, you will see the details of your existing test runs, including pass and fail statuses. To create a schedule, click on the three dots next to a test run and select **Create Schedule**. Alternatively, you can go to the **Scheduled runs** section to view all existing schedules. If you don't have any existing schedule, click on **Create a Scheduled Run** button to create a scheduled test.
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**Step 2:** Here, you will see the details of your existing test runs. To create a schedule, click on the three dots next to a test run and select **Create Schedule**. Alternatively, you can go to the **Scheduled runs** section to view all existing schedules. If you don't have any existing schedule, click on **Create a Scheduled Run** button to create a scheduled run.
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> Test Runs must be created before creating a test run schedule.
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**Step 6:** Click on any existing schedule to view detailed information, including a summary of test outcomes, passed and failed cases, and their respective instances. This helps in easily reviewing and proceeding with the tests.
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