Test Execution - Reference pages
Execution Runner and Statistics Reference
Execution Runner - User Interface
The execution runner is used for navigating through the tests of an execution and setting their status and the status of their test steps.
The execution runner always displays one test at a time. For each test the following information is displayed:
- Name of the test
- Test description
- A list of the test steps of the test.
For each test step name, description and expected result are displayed.
Execution Runner - Operations
Navigate through contained tests | Use the icons located in the top right corner to navigate through the tests of the execution. The tests are presented in the sequence specified in the plan tree of the corresponding test plan. Although you can navigate through the tests, they still have to be executed in the given sequence. |
Set the status of test steps | Use the buttons next to a test step to set its status.
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Add a test step result | Use the button next to a test step to enter a description of the test step result. |
Set the status of tests | Use the buttons in the bottom left corner to set the status of a complete test.
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Add a test result | Use the Test Result input field to specify a test result. Adding a test result is optional if the test was marked as passed. When a test is marked as "failed" or "failed continue" a test result is required. |
Stop the execution | Click Cancel to interrupt the current execution and close the execution runner. The state of the execution will be saved and the execution can be resumed later. |
Show execution statistics | If the execution was completed click on the Show execution statistics button to display the execution results. An execution is completed as soon as all tests and test steps are marked as passed or a single test or test step is marked as failed. |
Execution Statistics - User Interface
The execution statistics form summarizes the current state of an execution.
It is separated into an Execution Overview section and an Execution details sections.
The Execution Overview displays the amount of passed, skipped and failed tests and test steps for the selected execution and the corresponding percentages.
The Execution Details section displays all tests of the execution and their test steps and the corresponding status.
For each test and test step the following information is displayed:
- Issue key of the test (only for contained tests)
- Issue summary of the test or name of the test step
- Description of the test / test step
- Execution result
- Status
- User who executed the test / test step
- Completion date
A test / test step can have one of the following status:
- Not Run
- Passed
- Failed
Execution Statistics - Operations
Add issue link
Switch to the Execution Details section and click on the next to a failed test or test step to open the add issue input.
This allows you to create and link a new issue to cover the failed test.
Select a link type and click Create issue to open the JIRA create issue dialog.
Once the new issue is created it will be linked to the failed test on the left hand column.
Export
Switch to the Execution Details section and click on the Export button to open the export menu.
Select an export format from the list you want to export the execution statistics to.
The executions can be exported as XML or Excel file.
The following table describes the export content for each format.
Export format | Content |
XML | The resulting file contains detailed information about the execution and the executed tests and their test steps. The XML export also provides information such as item ids that can be used to integrate another application with T4J via its REST API. An example XML export can be found below this table. |
Excel | The resulting file contains the following information about the execution and the executed tests:
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