Choosing the Build Version at Test Reports

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RGM
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Choosing the Build Version at Test Reports

Post by RGM »

Hi,

I want to generate test reports with the results of the "old" builds. The reason could be, a documantion to a customer with the results of all tested builds (prototypes).

Does somebody has a solution for this?

Kind regards,
RGM
gunter
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Re: Choosing the Build Version at Test Reports

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Hello,

i have the same requirement.
Is there no solution for this ?
Is it necessary to create an own report ?

Best regards

Gunter
gunter
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Re: Choosing the Build Version at Test Reports

Post by gunter »

So, i have looked into the code,
and as i understand there is no configuring possibility to solve this problem.

But for a PHP programmer (that is what i am not) it could be possible with a view lines of code.

I found the line 70 in printDocOptions.php
$latestBuild = $tplan_mgr->get_max_build_id($args->tplan_id);

an line 89
$filters->filter_result_build = $latestBuild;

I thing we should comment out line 70 and get the information for the build ID from a selection field
like it is on the execNavigator side ("Build to execute")
When we put this selection field to the resultsNavigator side, it should be possible to choose the build for that i want the report.

Maybe is anyone out there who has done this work,
or would like to do it ??

I thing this is also a good enhancement for the next version.

Thank you and best regards
Gunter
RGM
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Re: Choosing the Build Version at Test Reports

Post by RGM »

Hi Gunter,

I'm glad that I'm not alone :-)

Have you already opened a feature request at the tracker? Perhaps you add a comment with your requirements here:

http://mantis.testlink.org/view.php?id=4351

If you are correct, it should be not to difficult.

This is the last thing which stops us to use testlink.

Kind Regards,
Stefan
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