As a QA Analyst adding test cases to a test suite, I will not only need to see what test cases that I can add to the suite, but I will also need to see what test cases I have already added to the suite so that I can also tell at a glance when a test case does not even exist. This will become most important once the number of test cases in the repository becomes large. At that point, it will be hard to tell whether a test case that I expect to see, but don’t, in list of available test cases to add is missing from that list because I have already added it, because the list is so long that I am just missing it, or because the test case has not been added to the repository yet. Having the list of test cases that are in the suite already would help to clear that up.
As a QA Analyst adding test cases to a test suite, I will not only need to see what test cases that I can add to the suite, but I will also need to see what test cases I have already added to the suite so that I can also tell at a glance when a test case does not even exist. This will become most important once the number of test cases in the repository becomes large. At that point, it will be hard to tell whether a test case that I expect to see, but don’t, in list of available test cases to add is missing from that list because I have already added it, because the list is so long that I am just missing it, or because the test case has not been added to the repository yet. Having the list of test cases that are in the suite already would help to clear that up.