u/Davepac7

Hey all you beautiful bug bashers,

At my job we are a gitlab shop and I almost have complete freedom over the QA realm. Currently, I need to find a way to manage tests. I was wondering if it made sense if I created all test cases as markdown files in a gitlab repo that I manage (no MRs necessary). This way I can leverage AI agents to manage my test cases like they're already helping me with my playwright suite. Is this a foolish approach? Is it better to use Qase or subscribe to a test case management system and link the tests to my playwright tests?

What I'm trying to avoid is having to use xray or zephyr, where you have to click 10 buttons to launch a test execution, and you have to wait for each request for 2+ seconds to load.