Test Run
Definition
The Test Run contains the tests that can be/are executed according a Test Configuration.
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The name of the Test Run. |
| Flagged for delete | This indicates if the Test Run is flagged for deletion by the user. |
| Pinned | If a Test Run is pinned by a user it will not be deleted overnight. |
| Result | The test result ('Pass' or 'Fail'). |
| Start date | The moment when the Test Run starts. |
| Status | This indicates if the test is running or not; can be 'Running' or 'Finished'. |
Business rules
- You can pin a maximum of two Test Runs per Test Configuration.
Actions on Test Run
View Test Runs
- Navigate to the "Test configurations" page.
- Select the Test Configuration you want to view Test Runs for.
- Navigate to "Test runs".
Create a new Test Run
- To create a new Test Run, Execute a Test Configuration.
Delete a Test Run
- Navigate to the "Test configurations" page.
- Select the Test Configuration you want to view Test Runs for.
- Navigate to "Test runs".
- Click "" for the Test run you want to delete.
Note that for each Test Configuration, only the last two executed Test Runs are persisted overnight, plus a maximum of two pinned Test Runs. The rest is cleaned up. Read the Pin a Test Run section in this page for more information. If a Test Run is cleaned up, the following information about the Test Run is stored for the statistics on the dashboard page:
- start date
- result (Pas, Fail, Error)
- number of testcaseruns OK
- number of testcaseruns NOK
- number of testcaseruns not executed
- per Test Case run: Test Case name, application, environment, revision, Test Run result
Pin a Test Run
Pinning a Test Run will prevent it from being cleaned up overnight.
- Navigate to the Test Run overview in MTA under Test Run.
- Click on "" next to the Test Run you want to keep.
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Last updated: 19 january 2023