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Test Manager user guide
Last updated Apr 23, 2025
Overriding parameters
Customize your testing process by overriding parameters for test cases within a test set. You can override parameters for specific versions of a test case, depending on which version you choose when executing the override action.
- A parameter that has been overridden and later removed will still appear in the Override parameters window, allowing you to decide when to remove it.
- If a parameter name is changed in the automation project where it originated, Test Manager also updates the parameter name within the test set.
- Cloned test sets maintain the original parameter values during the duplication process.
- Go to Test Sets and open a test set.
- Go to the Test Cases tab.
- Select the test cases you wish to run with different parameter values.
- Select Override
parameters.
The Override parameters window opens, listing all parameters from the selected test cases that were manually created in Test Manager or imported from the selected automation for a test case.
- In the list of parameters, you
can perform the following actions:
- Override individual
parameters:
- Next to the Name field for the parameter you wish to modify, select Override.
- In the Value field, enter the new value.
- Repeat these steps for each parameter that you want to override.
- Override all
parameters:
- Select Override all to enable overriding for all parameters.
- In the Value field for each parameter, enter the new value.
- Remove overrides: Select Remove overrides to disable the ability to override any parameter from the selected test cases.
- Override individual
parameters:
