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## How to Delete Attachment from Test Case

Save time by quickly deleting unnecessary attachments, ensuring your test cases remain relevant and clutter-free. To delete attachment:
Save time by quickly deleting unnecessary attachments, ensuring your test cases remain relevant and clutter-free. To delete attachment:

1. On 'Tests' page open Test Case.
2. Click **'Attachments'** tab.
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![See assigned person](./images/2023-08-03_01.12.54@2x.png)

## How to set a priority to a test
## Test Priority

First, you should open the test and click on the checkbox icon next to the test title, as shown in the picture.
**Priority** helps teams quickly understand the importance of a test and focus on the most critical scenarios first. By assigning a priority, you can better organize test cases, improve visibility, and efficiently manage execution and reporting.

![How to set priority](./images/2023-08-03_01.15.20@2x.png)
**Priority can be:**

You will see a list of priority types
- set when creating a new test
- changed at any time while editing an existing test
- updated in bulk for multiple tests at once
- used to filter tests
- visually identified via an icon displayed next to the test title

![See list of priorities](./images/2023-08-03_01.15.54@2x.png)
**Priority visibility:**

Click on the priority type you need and you will see the checkbox changed
- priority icon is displayed next to each test title
- priority icon is displayed in the test tree

![Priority changed](./images/2023-08-03_01.17.58@2x.png)
This allows teams to instantly focus on the most important tests.

Also, you will see set priority in your suite
### Available Priority Levels

![Priorities in test tree](./images/2023-08-03_01.19.08@2x.png)
Testomat.io supports the following priority levels:

- **Low** – low-importance test
- **Normal** – default priority
- **High** – high importance test
- **Important** – critical/blocker test

Each priority level has a dedicated icon to make test importance easily recognizable across the interface.

### How to Set Priority When Creating a Test

When creating a new test, you can assign a priority directly from the test editor:

1. Navigate to the **Tests** page
2. Click the **+ Test** button
3. Select a suite for test
4. Click the **Select** button

![Select destination](./images/att2_1457.png)

5. Click the **Priority icon** to open the list of available priorities next to the **New Test** indicator
6. Select the required priority
7. Enter the test title
8. Save the test — the selected priority will be applied.

![Set priority](./images/att1_1457.png)

:::note

If no priority is selected, the test has **normal** priority by default. Consider setting a higher priority for tests that are critical or blockers.

:::

### How to Change Priority When Editing a Test

You can update the priority of an existing test at any time:

1. Navigate to the **Tests** page
2. Open the test you want to edit
3. Click the **Priority icon** next to the **Edit Test** indicator
4. Click on the desired priority
5. Save the test — the changed priority will be applied

![Change Priority](./images/att3_1457.png)

The icon will update immediately to reflect the selected priority.

### How to Bulk Assign (Change) Priority

You can change the priority for multiple tests at once to save time and quickly update large test sets.

1. Navigate to the **Tests** page
2. Enable **multi-select** button and select tests using the checkboxes
3. Click the **Priority** button at the bottom of the screen
4. In the popup, select the desired priority (e.g., important)
5. Click **Apply** button

![Bulk Assign Priority](./images/att5_1457.png)

All selected tests will immediately update to the new priority, and the icons will reflect the change.

### How to Filter Tests by Priority

Testomat.io allows you to filter tests by Priority, making it easy to:

- focus on High or Important tests during regression or smoke testing
- quickly narrow down large test suites
- combine Priority filtering with other filters such as tags, a state or an assignee

![Filter by priority](./images/att4_1457.png)

## How to add parameters to a test

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- Click **‘Save’**

![Second_Method_Edit_Header_Name](./images/att13_4962.png)