Analyze the Failed test cases
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OverviewIn our automation testing software, testers create automated test cases for various clients. Over time, we noticed that identifying failed and blocked test cases, especially during regression testing, became a challenging and time-consuming task for both testers and managers.
To address this issue, we introduced a Regression Report section in our platform. This feature simplifies the process of comparing test results between two different milestones or versions, enabling quicker and more efficient analysis.
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How it works#
1. Navigate to the Report SectionTesters or managers can access the report by navigating to the Report section in the Navbar:
Testing > Reports > Fail Analysis.In the Fail Analysis section, users need to create a filter for the report.
Here, when you click on Filter, you will see options such as Milestone, Version or GitHub to refine the report.
In this example, Milestone 2.9 is used and compared with Milestone 2.8.
After that, it will display the Fail Test Case Report.
Describe this card view.
No. Field Description 1. Test Case Title The title of the test case. 2. Failed Test Case Step The step where the test case failed. 3. Failure Reason The reason for the failure. 4. Assignee Set The person or group assigned to the task. 5. Assignee Feature The feature associated with the assignee. 6. Assignee Milestone The milestone linked to the assignee. 7. Assignee Version The version associated with the assignee. 8. Comment Feature Anyone can comment and reply here. 9. Assignee Priority The priority level assigned to the task. 10. Assignee Label The label/tag assigned to the task. 11. Assignee Folder The folder associated with the assignee. Reports can also be generated categorized by failed test cases and failure.
At the top, the fail and pass statuses can also be viewed.
Also you can group by report.
- Group by Fail Test Case.
- Group by Set.
- Group by Assignee.
Also, there are two tabs: Fail is the current tab, and GitHub is the other, you will find a link to the test case with the GitHub issue filter.