paulgudgeon
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Re: Version: 11.5Build: 11.5.739
The behaviour of the defect export has certainly changed. The file now needs to be saved before it can be opened, rather than opened straight away. Switching to the Traceability view, from the top Defects menu, still offers the old UI and the old functionality. This is a possible workaround. CGangloff I can provide videos showing this behaviour directly to you. (this is also a temporary workaround for the folder issue also)Re: Version: 11.5Build: 11.5.739
We have experienced issues with every change to the UI to date. For a company that supplies QA software, this is pretty poor. Our latest issues revolves around Folders. We cannot see all of the folders in the dropdown on the defect listing screen, nor can we see the full folder list in the dropdown within the defect itself, including the current folder for the defect! Plus, Folde Name, on the listing screen, contains the folder ID instead. This is making the product virtually unusable for us. I shudder with dread every time I see there is a planned release...Scheduling Manual Tests And Dashboard Chart Showing Progress Against Plan
A key metric I am commonly asked for is "what is our test progress against plan?" Right now, I have a custom field "planned test date" that I have to manually populate test by test (or fast edit). The only way I can report on this is to then run a test library export (from legacy reports as the new reports module .csv includes excessive blank columns) in to an MS Excel dashboard where I then have a formula similar to this: =COUNTIFS('QAC_Extract'![RANGE],[LOOKUP],'QAC_Extract'![RANGE],"<="&[TODAY]) (where LOOKUP is the Planned Test Date) Used in conjunction with total number of tests, and the sum of the tests that have a Last Run Status I can determine how many were planned by today and how many were attempted. This gives me stats as shown in the attachment. It would be great if QAComplete could do all this tracking for me, using a dashboard line chart.
