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FlorianNeudert
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4 years ago

Export Test Cases including "Details", "Test Script" and "Execution"

Hello,  I am familiar with how to export Test Cases and it works smoothly if you are interested in the Details and the Test Script sections. However, what I have not yet figured out, is how to expor...
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  • vpelizza's avatar
    vpelizza
    4 years ago

    Right, so on Server you could do something like the pseudo-code below:

     

    var testCycles = GET /testrun/search?query=projectKey = "ABBC"

foreach (testCycles in testCycles) {
    var testExecutions = GET /testrun/{testCycle.key}/testresults
    // TODO do something with the test executions here
}

     

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Jip241
Occasional Contributor

Same Problem here. I was looking at the REST API but could not figure it out.

I ended transporting everything with the XML export/import. and added pictures and attachments manually.

 

Not sure how to move executions. It should be possible when I look at the REST API to add executions, but I don't know how to get it out of TM4J/Zephyr Scale.

 

Sorry I can't help you further. 

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vpelizza
Staff
4 years ago

Not a very intuitive one, but the endpoint GET /testrun/{testRunKey}/testresults can be used to retrieve all executions of a particular test run, assuming you are on Zephyr Scale Server.

 

For Cloud, there's a GET /testexecutions that should do the trick.

  • Jip241's avatar
    Jip241
    Occasional Contributor
    4 years ago

     Thanks for this suggestion. Where do you see which cycle has which test resultkey?

    We use Zephyr Scale Server.

    • vpelizza's avatar
      vpelizza
      Staff
      4 years ago

      Right, so on Server you could do something like the pseudo-code below:

       

      var testCycles = GET /testrun/search?query=projectKey = "ABBC"

foreach (testCycles in testCycles) {
    var testExecutions = GET /testrun/{testCycle.key}/testresults
    // TODO do something with the test executions here
}