Feature Requests

In case reviews it's not clear where an adjustment is made. Solution: Highlight the step with the adjustment.

Currently, when looking at a review request, it is impossible to understand which suite the reviewed case comes from. Adding breadcrumbs would make the process a lot easier.

Currently, it is impossible to set someone to be a default review assignee. It would be useful to have that option to set someone as a default assignee.

There should be a way to submit test cases for mass review. Either by import, by API, or by selecting all test cases. Currently we have to submit for review one test case at a time. This takes up a lot of time.

For our team which handle multiple tickets and change request it is ideal for us if we can review the test cases in Test plan level, this will show us a good snapshot of what test cases to review.Also it will help us approving the test cases in one batch.

When there are open reviews that await decision, it would be useful to see a badge with the number of open reviews next to "Review" section - see screenshot.

It is very difficult to see the reviewer's comments when you are updating the test case. You have to edit in another tab to be able to see the comments. Taking this a bit further it would be nice to comment directly on the area we want adjusted rather than having comments on the side.

A very important feature I feel is missing in QASE is the ability to set the review for an entire run rather than for individual cases. This would be extremely useful and would save us time in our daily workflow, allowing us to review an entire run instead of having to review case by case.

Currently, there are the following section items in the review: Request Type Comments Author Reviewers It would be very helpful if the items were editable or expandable. E.g. I would like to display the associated suite or priority of the test case.

Option to indicate that the test needs a review or change after the release has run, without taking away the option to pass the test case. Test cases marked for review or change could have a teg in the repository.