- AC / Test Case ratio - It represents the coverage of acceptance criteria comprising the epic in terms of Qualitia test cases. A higher value indicates that an epic may not adequately covered from the test automation perspective.
- Defects / AC Ratio - This metric is represented through the ratio of number of defects for an epic to the number of acceptance criteria for that Epic. A high value indicates a higher defect density and potential quality concerns.
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Date:
The date selector allows you to filter results based on the date. Please select any single date from here to load the dashboard results accordingly. In case you select multiple dates, charts displays details for the last selected date only.
Dashboard data is available for the duration mentioned above. You can select any date from this duration to view expected results in the dashboard.
Project:
You can filter the results displayed on dashboard using this project selector if you want to view results for a specific project.
After you select date and project, click the Refresh Charts for Selected Projects button to view the expected details in the charts.
Epic Comparison By Automation Coverage Percentage
This clustered This clustered column chart gives a view on the size and complexity of epics based on the coverage through Qualitia test cases. It displays the ratio between the number of acceptance criteria and the number of test cases implemented against all acceptance criteria for an epic (displayed on the x-axis).Acceptance criteria with no test cases will also be considered while calculating the datayou an overview of the test case coverage for the selected epic. The percentage of the test coverage is calculated by test cases implemented for an epic divided by the number of AC for the epic.
While calculating the ratio, acceptance criteria which have been deleted without any test case execution are ignored in the denominator. For the numerator, only distinct test cases mapped to acceptance criteria are included in the count.
You can choose between top 5/10 or bottom 5/10 epics to be considered by selecting an appropriate option.
Epic Comparison by Defects / Acceptance Criteria Ratio
While calculating the count of defects in numerator, only the defects existing in the last execution of the test case on selected date are considered.
When generating dashboard for the first time, the data corresponding to latest execution of test cases comprising an epic is considered.
For example, suppose, an epic comprising of one acceptance criteria is implemented with 2 test cases; TC1 and TC2, TC1 is executed on 8th August and TC2 on 9th August. When dashboard is generated for the first time, on 10th August, the execution on the latest date for the epic (that is 9th August), corresponding to execution of TC2 will be used to determine whether there is any defect or not.
Also, for subsequent syncs, the metric will be calculated for all epics irrespective of whether the test cases from the selected projects' epic were actually executed / not on selected date. If the test cases for an epic were executed on selected date, latest execution on that day will be considered. If test cases are not executed on that day, the status from the latest execution prior to the selected date will be considered for the calculation of the metric.
While calculating the data:
- Only the test cases that are executed on the selected date are considered.
- If a test case is executed multiple times, only the last execution status will be considered.
- Partially executed* AC are also considered.
Only few test cases from the AC are executed and not all.
You can choose between top 5/10 or bottom 5/10 epics to be considered by selecting an appropriate option.