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46 changes: 43 additions & 3 deletions src/content/docs/project/runs/managing-runs.md
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Please note that the test case history is only available while the test run is in progress.

## How to Create a Test Case within a Run

You can create test cases directly within a test Run, avoiding additional navigation and ensuring the new tests are automatically included in the associated test plan.

1. Go to the **Runs** tab.

2. Start the desired test run.

3. Scroll to the bottom of the test suite.

4. Click the **Create test** button.

![Create test case](./images/Create_Test_button.png)

5. Enter the test case details in the provided field.

6. Click the checkmark **✔️** icon to add the new test case, or the **X** icon to discard it.

![Create test case](./images/Test_Case_Creation.png)

> The **Create Test** button can be hidden via the **Hide Test Creation** option in the **Run** dropdown menu.

![Create test case](./images/Hide_test_creatio.png)

## RunGroups

You can group your Runs within Testomat.io. To do this you need to click on New Group button
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![Test Runs in a created RunGroup](./images/11.png)

## How to Move a Run to a RunGroup

You may need to move a Run to a specific RunGroup—for example, to associate it with a particular release or build. To do this, use the **Move** functionality.

1. Navigate to the **Runs** section.
2. Select the Run you want to move.
3. Click the three-dot menu (...) next to the **Edit** button.
4. Select **Move** from the dropdown menu.

![Move Run option in the dropdown menu](./images/Move_Run_Option.png)

5. In the pop-up window, choose the destination **RunGroup**.
6. Click **Move** to confirm.

![Destination RunGroup selection dialog](./images/Destination_RunGroup.png)

### How to Customize Your Runs List View

When working with test runs in RunGroup or Runs Dashboard Flow, you can adjust the table layout to fit your needs. Instead of using the default view, you can customize the table by following these simple steps:
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![Testomat.io - RunGroup Chart](./images/New_iWaZSQo7_2024-08-03.png)

## Copy Run Group
## Copy RunGroup

You can easily create a new Run Group, completely independent of any previous runs, by copying all relevant tests exactly as they are. You can configure what data should be copied, namely:
You can easily create a new RunGroup, completely independent of any previous runs, by copying all relevant tests exactly as they are. You can configure what data should be copied, namely:

**Assignee**: Define assignee details separately, preventing them from being copied.

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**Nested Structure**: Preserve or exclude the nested structure of your test groups as you duplicate them.

Here are steps: 1. Open Run Group 2. Click Extra menu 3. Click Copy 4. Pick configurations 5. Save 6. See Run Group created.
Here are steps: 1. Open RunGroup 2. Click Extra menu 3. Click Copy 4. Pick configurations 5. Save 6. See RunGroup created.

![Copy group 1](./images/32.png)

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