New! Test Set Permutations
Create multiple Test Sets and Instances combinations in a snap!
Test Set permutations is a great feature when you want to test the same test sets and instances multiple times, for example when you are supporting a large number of platforms, languages or even configurations.
In this case you want to be able to take one or a small number of test sets, and create multiple test sets for each of the different combinations you wish to test.
See how it works here
Hi, could you please explane what is the difference between Permutations and Batch clone? Result after both actions the same.
Hi Julia, thanks for posting this question!
Permutations are for planned variations.
You use them when you want to run the same test with different values, like browser, environment, device, or data. PractiTest creates one instance per combination and “knows” why each instance exists.
Permutations create multiple clones of a test set/test sets with a single operation.
Batch clone is just copy paste.
It duplicates the test instances exactly as they are, with no logic and no meaning behind the copies. You usually use it when you want to rerun tests or add more instances quickly.
Batch clone creates one clone of a test set/test sets in a single operation
Hope that clears it up 
