Test Run Reports¶
From the Dashboard, click on the Reports
button. A view showing a list of test run reports will appear. This list represents all test case execution reports executed by all testers for the selected project.
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The column on the far left displays test execution status:
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Passed
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Failed
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The Test Name column lists the scenario name assigned in intaQt.
- A next to the test name indicates a bug defined by an administrator is present.
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The error category specifies the error that occurred in a
failed
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The Tester column shows which user executed the test run.
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Start Time indicates the time the test run started at.
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Duration specifies the test run's length.
Filter Test Run Reports¶
Use the drop-down menus on the right-hand side of the Test Run Report to filter reports according to the project's criteria.
Additional fields may be set by an Administrator
Select and View Test Run Report¶
Click on a test name from the Reports
-> Test Run Report
view to see the report's detail page. The top portion of the report contains project-related fields populated with information about the selected test run. The report's header shows the test execution status, the name and may contain different icons next to the name.
Test Case Icons ¶
Three types of icons are used:
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Warning icons - Indicate test management characteristics (for example, bugs, approval states).
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Attachment icons - Indicate attachment types provide attachment preview and downloading.
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Event icons - Indicate events, such as connection states.
Additionally, clicking the at the top of a report will list test suite executions with the same test suite id that have been executed within the project.
Warning Icons¶
Several icons may appear next to a test case name, like the example below:
The following warning icons may appear next to the test suite name:
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- The test suite execution has been verified.
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- The test suite execution has been approved.
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- The test suite execution has been uploaded to an external project management system.
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- The test suite execution is missing a test category.
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- Scheduled for deletion. Reports may be deleted by a test manager one of the following ways:
- Automatic - When a test execution is uploaded to an external test management system, previous executions of that test suite, which have not been uploaded or approved, are deleted.
- Manual - By clicking delete button in the execution details page.
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- ALM Status changed after upload to HPQC.
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- YouTrack ticket missing (only appears if project is integrated with YouTrack).
Attachment Icons ¶
Attachment icons indicate files attached the test suite execution. Clicking on an icon displays its content in a popup. Icons are displayed in the feature file details next to the steps for which there are attachments. Alternately, click the at the top of a report to see a list of all attachments from its execution.
The following attachment icons may appear next to steps in the Feature File details:
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</> - an
.xml
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HTML - an
.html
file. -
JSON - A
.json
file. -
PCAP - A
.pcap
file. -
PNG - A
.png
file. -
TXT - a
.txt
file. -
- A plaintext file.
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- An image file.
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- An audio recording file.
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- A video file.
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- Other file type.
Event Icons ¶
Event icons indicate when events such as changes in phone states or SMS transfers occurred. Clicking on the icon shows a popup with the event details.
The following event icons may appear next to steps in the Feature File details:
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- A change in phone state. May be one of:
PhoneConnected
,PhoneDisonnected
orCallInitiated
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SmsReceived
orSmsSent
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SmsReceived
orSmsSent
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- Other event.
Feature File Details ¶
The middle of the portion of the test contains a copy of the executed Feature File and displays each steps's status:
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Green - Passed
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Yellow - Skipped
- These are steps that are unexecuted following a
failed
step
- These are steps that are unexecuted following a
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Red - Failed
Some steps contain additional info indicated by attachment icons or event icons. Clicking on these icons will generate a box containing additional details about the step's content. In some cases, an option to download, preview or remove the additional details is included.
Example
Upon clicking the icon, a drop-down menu will appear:
Test Case Logs¶
Beneath the feature file, the following trace tabs are available:
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The test run's Protocol log.
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The test run's Trace log.
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The test run's intaQt log.
Clicking on the ˇ symbol next to a log will expand it.
Enter Defect ID¶
To apply an existing defect ID to a test run report, click on the Defect
box and enter the ID:
Add Missing Test Category¶
If a user omits a test category at the time of execution, a will appear next to the test name. The category may be manually added within the test run report.
Click on the report with the missing tag. A Select a test category
drop-down menu will appear under the Test Category
field:
Select the correct category from the drop-down menu: