Project

Project is the highest level in the Allure TestOps hierarchy. How data is organized at the project level is determined by you and your team.

For example, you can use a single Allure TestOps project for your entire product. Or create a separate project for each service and feature.

Creating a project

To create a project:

1. Go to All projects and click + Project.

2. In the dialog that appears, enter the Name of your project.

3. Optionally, specify a two-letter Abbreviation, which will be displayed on the project icon.

4. If needed, enter project Description.

   You can use the description to keep notes, such as links to third-party tool settings your team uses.

5. If you want to make the project visible to all users of your instance, turn off the Private project toggle.

   For more information, see Project visibility.

6. Click Create.

After creating the project, provide access to it to other team members.

Browsing projects

The home page of Allure TestOps displays the projects you are involved in. To view all projects, click Browse all projects.

For each project, Allure TestOps will display additional information:

• total number of manual test cases;
• total number of automated test cases;
• test automation ratio;
• total number of launches;
• list of users with the "Owner" access level.

You can click each item to quickly navigate to the relevant project page. For example, click the number of launches to open the Launches section of the project.

Projects can be filtered by name using the search box above the list. To sort projects by name or ID, click the Display button next to the search box.

Adding projects to favorites

If you frequently switch between projects, you can add them to favorites for easy access:

1. Go to All projects.
2. Hover the cursor over the project you want to add to favorites and click the star icon that appears.

Projects added to favorites will appear under the Favorites tab in the home page.

To quickly switch the current project to a favorite project:

1. Click the name of the current project in the breadcrumb navigation.
2. Select a new project from the list.