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# Customization: Add Test Cases to Suites

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Deprecated: The `addTestCasesToSuites` customization has been replaced by the `hierarchies` feature in SpecSync v5. New configurations should use [Synchronizing Test Case hierarchies using Test Suites](/specsync/features/common-synchronization-features/synchronizing-test-case-hierarchies.md). To migrate existing configurations automatically, run the [`specsync upgrade` command](/specsync/features/general-features/configuration-wizards.md#upgrade-wizard).

This page documents the legacy customization for adding synchronized Test Cases to Azure DevOps Test Suites. The feature remains available for backward compatibility but will be removed in a future major version.
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The *Add Test Cases to Suites* customization can be used to include the synchronized Test Cases into various static Test Suites based on conditions.

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The *Add Test Cases to Suites* customization described here is an [Enterprise feature](/specsync/licensing.md).
{% endhint %}

In order to enable this customization, the `customizations/addTestCasesToSuites` section of the configuration has to be enabled. The complete reference of the configuration settings can be found in the [customizations configuration reference](/specsync/reference/configuration/configuration-customizations.md#addtestcasestosuites).

The following example shows a basic configuration that adds all Test Cases to a Suite `All Test Cases` and all Test Cases that are synchronized from scenarios with `@important` tag but without `@external` tag to a Suite `Important Logic` in Test Plan #1234. In addition to these it adds all the Test Cases of scenarios within the `pricing` folder to a Suite named `Pricing`.

```javascript
{
  ...
 "customizations": {
    "addTestCasesToSuites": {
      "enabled": true,
      "testSuites": [
        {
          "name": "All Test Cases"
        },
        {
          "name": "Important Logic",
          "testPlan": "My Plan",
          "condition": "@important and not @external"
        },
        {
          "name": "Pricing",
          "condition": "$sourceFile ~ pricing/"
        }
      ]
    }
  }
  ...
}
```

You can find more examples of the different local test case conditions that can be used in the [Local test case conditions documentation](/specsync/features/general-features/local-test-case-conditions.md).