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Hi,
I'll try to help. Can you please describe how you have structured your test models in Zephyr Scale. For example, do you have 75 projects, all with the same cycle names as in the example below?
Project 1
Test Cycle SameName1
Test Cycle SameName2
Project 2
Test Cycle SameName1
Test Cycle SameName2
...
Project 75
Test Cycle SameName1
Test Cycle SameName2
Thanks
- nmurarka4 years agoNew Contributor
Yes, thank you. That's correct.
I filter based on Custom Query (Cycle Name = XYZ) if XYZ was my cycle name shared across all projects.
- MisterB4 years agoChampion Level 3
Probably a stupid question but have you saved the URL to your reports after you've run them. The URL is dynamic and will update based on the underlying criteria when it was run. Would that help?
- nmurarka4 years agoNew Contributor
The filter is in confluence and I don't see a reference to a "URL" for that report generated in the description below.
- MisterB4 years agoChampion Level 3
Sorry, I can't quite understand what it is you're trying to achieve. Are you able to provide a bit more detail?
- nmurarka4 years agoNew Contributor
I am using the Confluence Report "Test Execution Scorecard by Project." I am able to access this report by:
- 1. Go to Confluence
- 2. Add Other Macros
- 3. Select Macro -> Reporting -> Test Execution By Scorecard
- 4. The following window shows up. I then type individually 50+ projects since there is no way to insert project names via a csv or any sort of deliminated string.
I want to see if there is a way to copy and paste in these project references (to JIRA) automatically instead of having to manually continue to type them in for all the reports. For instance, if I have project names such as:
- Chair
- Desk
- Computer
- Stand
- Fan
I have to individually type, "Chair" + enter + "Desk" + enter + Computer + enter + Stand + enter + Fan + enter for the projects to register. I cannot paste something like:
Chair, desk, computer, stand, fan
Chair; desk; computer; stand; fan
etc...
I have to individually type in each one. That's painful.
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