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Foivos Polykarpou

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Below is a markdown table for the test case you provided, including columns for ID, Description, Steps, Environment, Expected Results, Outcome Results, and Status.

Test Case ID

Description

Steps

Environment

Expected Results

Outcome Results

Status

TC002

Verify uninstall and install functionality for all applications in the Accelerate app store

  1. Switch to the system admin tenant.

  2. Navigate to the Accelerate app store.

  3. Capture a screenshot of the app store.

  4. Uninstall all applications by clicking the "Uninstall" buttons.

  5. Install all applications by clicking the "Install" buttons.

  6. Capture a screenshot after all applications are installed.

  7. Log console messages for error inspection.

Chrome

All applications should be successfully uninstalled and reinstalled without errors. Screenshots should be captured as proof.

All applications should be successfully uninstalled and reinstalled without errors. Screenshots should be captured as proof.

PASSED

Explanation of Columns:

  • Test Case ID: A unique identifier for the test case.

  • Description: A brief overview of what the test case is designed to verify.

  • Steps: A detailed list of actions to perform during the test.

  • Environment: The specific environment or setup required to execute the test.

  • Expected Results: The anticipated outcome if the application functions correctly.

  • Outcome Results: The actual results observed during the test execution (to be filled after testing).

  • Status: The current status of the test case, such as "Pass," "Fail," or "TBD" (to be determined).

Conclusion

  • This test provides a basic validation of the uninstall and install functionality in the Accelerate app store. It can be expanded to include additional checks, such as verifying specific application states or error messages.

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