| title | Tags |
|---|---|
| description | Group flows under a name so a trigger can run them together and a Run Rule can order or co-schedule them. |
A tag names a group of flows so other features can select them. A trigger can run every flow carrying a tag, and a Run Rule can order or co-schedule flows by tag. A trigger that names a tag picks up every flow tagged later, so tagging a new flow adds it to that trigger's runs. Draft and in-maintenance flows are left out.
Triggers and rules.yaml refer to a tag by its name. Renaming a tag disconnects it from the triggers that name it, and leaves a rules.yaml that names it invalid.
Tags exist at the Workspace level, can be applied to any flow, and are available to all users in your workspace.
Common tags include test type (e.g., sanity or smoke) and expected duration (e.g., long-running). Since QA Wolf runs all tests in parallel by default, you do not need to use tags to shard your flows.