Testing / PractiTest Interview Questions
How does PractiTest's Filter Tree differ from a simple list view?
A simple list view just shows every entity in a module in one flat, unorganized list, requiring manual searching or sorting to find anything specific.
- A Filter Tree instead organizes entities into nested, drill-down groupings based on field values
- Supports multiple independent trees over the same data, for example organizing Tests by testing level in one tree and by application component in another
- Groupings update dynamically as underlying field values change, rather than needing manual re-sorting
The practical difference shows up at scale: a flat list of a thousand test cases is hard to navigate meaningfully, while a filter tree lets a tester jump directly to a specific nested grouping in a couple of clicks.
What does a Filter Tree add on top of a simple flat list?
Can multiple independent filter trees exist over the same underlying data?
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