richie
6 years agoCommunity Hero
Execution Stats TearDown Script By Lucian
Hey!
TI am using a script Lucian developed to record my execution stats. Its a teardown script I've stuck at project level at moment and is as follows:
It's fantastic - does almost ever...
- 6 years ago
Opps... Sorry...
The following code is very "rough and ready" and I don't have time to fully test and refine, but try the following:
// Define variables for holding test suites, test cases and test steps def testSuites def testCases def totalPassedTestCases = 0 def totalFailedTestCases = 0 def testSuitePassTotals = [] def testSuiteFailTotals = [] // Get the list of test suites testSuites = runner.getResults() // Iterate through each test suite testSuites.each() { log.info "----------------------------------------" log.info "The " + "'" + it.getTestSuite().getName() +"'" + " test suite has " + it.getStatus() + "ED." log.info "Test case execution results as follows..." // Get all the test cases and iterate through them def testSuitePassedTestCases = 0 def testSuiteFailedTestCases = 0 testCases = it.getResults() testCases.each() { log.info "Test case " + "'" + it.getTestCase().getName() + "' " + it.getStatus() + "ED." if ( it.getStatus().toString().equals("PASS") ) { totalPassedTestCases++ testSuitePassedTestCases++ } else { totalFailedTestCases++ testSuiteFailedTestCases++ } } testSuitePassTotals.add([name:it.getTestSuite().getName(), count:testSuitePassedTestCases]) testSuiteFailTotals.add([name:it.getTestSuite().getName(), count:testSuiteFailedTestCases]) }
log.info "----------------------------------------" testSuitePassTotals.each(){ log.info('Test Suite "' + it.name + '" number of passed test cases = ' + it.count) }
log.info "----------------------------------------" testSuiteFailTotals.each(){ log.info('Test Suite "' + it.name + '" number of failed test cases = ' + it.count) }
log.info "----------------------------------------" log.info " Number of PASSES = " + totalPassedTestCases.toString() + " Number of FAILS = " + totalFailedTestCases.toString() + "."Note sure if it's exactly what you want, but hopefully it might point you in the right direction.