Folders list - Folders tree

The Folders tree displays the hierarchy of folders in a project. The tree includes read-only Public and Private folders that store all other folders. Public folders can be accessed by other users depending on permissions and private folders cannot.

Note:  Actions you can perform on folders depend on access given in security groups you are in and permissions for specific folders. If you cannot work with a folder, the folder icon is gray. If a folder is locked, a lock icon is displayed on the folder and you cannot perform any actions on it. Items you can view and edit in folders depend on access given in security groups and the item workflow. See Managing access to folders.

To:	Do this:
View folder contents	Click a folder.
Search for a folder	Enter the text to search for. Matching folders are highlighted as you type.
Expand all folders in the tree	Click .
Collapse all folders in the tree	Click .
Add a new subfolder to a folder	Mouse over or click the folder to add a subfolder to and click . See Adding folders.
Pin a folder and only show it and its subfolders in the tree	Mouse over or click the folder and click . To show all folders, click .
Change the folder name	Mouse over or click the folder, click , and choose Edit. Enter the new name and click or press Enter.
Change the folder type	Mouse over or click the folder, click , and choose Edit. Click the folder icon and choose the new type. You can also search for a type. Click or press Enter.
Edit the folder details	Mouse over or click the folder, click , and choose Edit Details. See Editing folder details.
Move a folder to a different location in the hierarchy	Drag it to the destination folder. Test case suite folders can only contain other test case suites. Manual test run suite folders can only contain other manual test run suites. - or - Mouse over or click the folder to move, click , and choose a Move option. See Moving folders.
Duplicate the structure of a folder	Mouse over or click it, click , and choose Duplicate. See Duplicating a folder structure.
Lock a folder	Mouse over or click it, click , and choose Lock. To unlock a locked folder, click and choose Unlock. See Locking and unlocking folders.
Delete a folder	Mouse over or click it, click , and choose Delete. See Deleting folders