Description:
When using “Export selected as CSV” from the Test Cases view, the generated CSV file does not include the Testiny ID of each test case.
This makes it difficult to map exported rows back to the corresponding items in Testiny, especially when integrating with external tools or doing bulk reviews.
Expected Behavior:
The exported CSV should include a column for the Testiny ID (e.g., TC-xxxxxx) for each test case.
Actual Behavior:
The CSV contains test case fields but no Testiny ID column.
Steps to Reproduce:
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Go to Test Cases page
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Click Export selected as CSV
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Open the CSV → ID field missing
Request:
Can you please add the Testiny ID to the CSV export, or let us configure which fields to include?

Hi Alex_Hoisl, thanks for the reply! Just to clarify — the column testcase_id in the exported CSV is not the Testiny case ID. It appears to be a migrated value from our previous TestRail import. So currently, in our exported CSV: testcase_id → legacy TestRail ID. (missing) Testiny internal test case ID → the one that uniquely identifies the test case inside Testiny
– Alex_LinAhh, now I see it: if you have a custom field with the same name "testcase_id", this will override the built-in "testcase_id" field. We will fix this in the next update. Thanks!
– Alex_Hoisl