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Test Execution Results Trend
This chart shows how test case results have changed over time. It is a stacked column chart, where each bar represents a date (shown on the x-axis) and the test results are piled on top of each other. You can change the filters to see data for a specific date, project, or test suite. The default view is for one day, but you can switch to view the data by week, month, and more by using the Group by filter. The color of the stacks represent test case results:
Green stands for passed test cases.
Red stands for test cases with defects.
Amber stands for failed test cases.
Grey stands for test cases that haven't been run.
If any test cases were planned to be run but did not because of errors or other reasons, they are shown as Not Executed.
Execution Trend on Web
This chart shows the total number of test runs on the web, split by status for each platform. You can filter the results based on the browser and operating system used during these test cases. The X-axis shows details about the Browser or Operating System, while the Y-axis shows the number of test case runs.
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Hover your mouse over a column to see the total number of test cases and how many there are for each status. Click the column to see a full list of test cases and more information.
Failures by Browser
This chart uses vertical stacked columns to show how many tests failed on different browsers. Test cases that have both defects and failures are included in the count of failures. Click any stack in a column to see a detailed list of test cases and more info. This chart helps you quickly spot if there are any browsers where test cases fail more often.
This chart only shows data for web environment testcases. If the browser used during a test run is not identified, it is listed as unidentified.
Failures by Operating System
This chart uses vertical stacked columns to show how many tests failed on different operating systems. All test cases that failed or have defects are included. Click any stack in a column to see a detailed list of test cases and more info. This chart helps you quickly spot if there are any operating systems where test cases fail more often.
This chart only shows data for web environment test cases. If the operating system used during a test run is not identified, it is listed as unidentified.
Sorting Test Cases by Failure Rate
This chart categorizes test cases based on how often they fail over a selected period. Its purpose is to identify and list the test cases that fail most frequently. The Y-axis of the chart shows the number of test cases, while the X-axis displays the frequency of failure used to categorize the test cases.
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The statuses of different test case executions are represented with the following colors:
Greenstands for passed test cases.
Redstands for test cases with defects.
Amber stands for failed test cases.
Greystands for test cases that have not been run.
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