You can also use a role as the default access for a project. No Access as Default Access) unless you override the access for a user. However, you can also select that no user should have access to a project (i.e. To change the global role of a user, you can either select the role on the Users & Roles page or change the role when you edit a user account.įor example, by default, all users have permissions according to their global role (when the Default Access for a project is set to Global Role). For example, if you choose the built-in Tester role as the global role for a user, the user can add test results to all projects that use the global role as the default access. The global role is used if you don’t specify the access of a user for a specific project. Assigning global rolesĮvery user has an assigned global role. There you can select to restore the test case. If you would like to restore any of them, choose the test case and go to its History section.
When test cases are marked as deleted they can still be seen by toggling “Display Deleted Test Cases”. The other option is to mark the test cases as deleted without permanently deleting them. This will help you limit which users of your instance, have permission to delete cases permanently. T estRail 7.0 added new permission “Permanently Delete”. The default role is also preselected if you add additional users to TestRail. The default role is used as a fallback in case you delete roles that are still in use. One role is always the default role in TestRail.
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