Howto show last execution result for any build in tree

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nico
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Howto show last execution result for any build in tree

Post by nico »

Hi all,
is there a way to configure the tree menu (EXTJS) to color nodes depending on the last execution result on ANY build?

The problem is that we have a lot of builds coming in for the same testplan. Hence it is hard to trace which of the existing testcases in the testplan were not executed at all, independently of the build.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Nico
agata.szybowska
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Post by agata.szybowska »

I'm on to that as well.
I don't need to rerun everything with every new build - that would kill be.

It would be nice to be able to configure something like:
Latest TestCases result in the current build - dark colors
Lastest TestCases result in the previous build (for those not run in the newest one) - light colors
TestCases not executed in the current nor previous build - no colors, or some other distinction based on previous execution...

It's a pain, when I have new build, I want to run all the Failed and Not Run TC, not everything from scratch. Full Regression every build it's impossible here :)
agata.szybowska
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Post by agata.szybowska »

Oh, Oh, I have an idea :)

Build filter on test execution page should be combo box, instead of listbox, with possibility to select more then one build.
In case one build is selected it acts as usual.
In case more builds are selected, then we see always last exectution from any of the selected builds.
TCs passed or failed in newest build: dark green/red
TCs not run in current build but pass/fail in any of the older selected builds: light gree/red
TCs never run in the selected builds range: none.

What you think?

(and, unfortunately no, I am no developer, I can't do it myself, I would be happy to if I could)
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