Test Case not reflecting in playbook for testing

Hey @shrut_2025,

Inside the platform, test cases are identified like this (there is a "T" mark):

If you don't see them inside the simulation mode, then it can just be cache. I would suggest to refresh the page and check again.

Hi ylandovskyy,

It is there, I can see this in ide also for testing actions but it's not reflecting in playbook for testing after turning on the stimulator. case id is 37655, these cases were ingested earlier.

In this screenshot:

It looks to me that you have 2 different environments, because the image is different for those cases.

yes, the 1st case is in staging environment and the 2nd case is in default environment and my playbook is in default environment, so could this be the reason ?

Correct, that would be the reason. You can create a playbook in "All Environments", then it will be accessible everywhere.

Hi @ylandovskyy , 

Thanks for the guidance till now.

But, I tried to ingest new case in default environment after adding 3 entities to cases but it's not getting stimulated there, though i'm getting popup that added stimulated case.

This is the status after stimulating, any idea why it is happening like this?

Also I wanted to clear one more thing, after ingesting cases as test case in selected environment, if we are adding any further entities to them, then will it get updated over stimulated cases by default or i will need to ingest it again?

Okay, there is a little bit of confusion here. Let me clarify some stuff. If the case was created using this feature:

Then you will not get a "Test" case out of it. The playbook simulator only works with "Test" cases. If you want to convert this case into a test case, you need to do this:

In terms of the last message, if you want to get new entities into a Simulated case, then you need to update the case JSON object to contain those new entities. The manually added entities will not be reflected anywhere except for the specific case, where those were added.

This community post is relevant here.