The reason is that you are running a parameterized test. In this case, TestOps treats all runs with different parameters as executions of the same test case.
That’s why:
That’s why:
- You see different parameters inside the results
- But the test case ID remains the same
In other words, the parameters are handled within a single test case, not as separate test cases.
If you need different IDs, each variation should be implemented as a separate test case instead of a parameterized one.
If you need different IDs, each variation should be implemented as a separate test case instead of a parameterized one.
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