> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.testfiesta.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.testfiesta.com/projects-tab/test-runs-tab/adding-test-runs-to-milestones-and-test-plans.md). # Adding Test Runs To Milestones & Test Plans ## Adding a Test Run to a Milestone

Step 1: Select the Test Run you want added to a Milestone

On the Test Runs page, select the Test Run you are working on and kick the kebob icon. Then select "Add to Milestone."

Select the Test Run you are working on and click add to Milestones.

Step 2: Select the Milestones to add the Test Run to

A sidebar will open on the right-hand side offering available Milestones to add the Test Run to. If there is an option not shown, you can look for it in the search bar.\ \ A confirmation toaster will appear notifying you of the changes.

Select the Milestones that you want to add the Test Run to.

A confirmation toaster will appear notifying you of the changes.

## Adding a Test Run to a Test Plan

Step 1: Select the Test Run you want added to a Test Plan

On the Test Runs page, select the Test Run you are working on and kick the kebob icon. Then select "Add to Test Plan."

Select the Test Run you are working on and click add to Test Plans.

Step 2: Select the Test Plan to add the Test Run to

A sidebar will open on the right-hand side offering available Test Plans to add the Test Run to. If there is an option not shown, you can look for it in the search bar.\ \ A confirmation toaster will appear notifying you of the changes.

Select the Test Plans that you want to add the Test Run to.

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