Zephyr Scale Server API (v1) folder specific /testrun/search returns all test runs of the project
We are using ZS version 9.7.0 on Jira data center withZephyr Scale Server API (v1). We have a project (TESTMGMT) with a calendar week based folder structure where we place the different test cycles in. To place the test execution within the right calendar week cycle, we call the /testrun/search with the parameter mentioned in the documentationhttps://support.smartbear.com/zephyr-scale-server/api-docs/v1/ Our GET request looks like this: https://our-jira-url.com/rest/atm/1.0/testrun/search?query=projectKey = "TESTMGMT" AND folder = "/TM/2023/KW 49" This unfortunately does not return the one test cycle in the folder "/TM/2023/KW 49" but instead all test cycles in the project TESTMGMT. Do you have any idea, why the folder part of the query has been ignored?Solved1.4KViews0likes6CommentsJira Dashboard Widget, how to use Relative date variables
I'm looking to create a dashboard that would display the test executions for the last week. I was hoping to make use of thehttps://support.atlassian.com/analytics/docs/relative-date-variables/but it appears that the Zephyr scale gadgets are not compatible with this syntax. Is there a way to input relative dates into the date filters for dashboard gadgets? ThanksSolved721Views0likes2CommentsZephyr Scale server testResult POST publishes only one test script result
Hello, I am trying to use theZephyr Scale Server API (v1) Python API to publish test results to Jira. According to the documentation I have to use the /testresult endpoint with the following JSON format: { "projectKey": "JQA", "testCaseKey": "JQA-T123", "status": "Fail", "environment": "Firefox", "comment": "The test has failed on some automation tool procedure.", "assignedTo": "vitor.pelizza", "executedBy": "cristiano.caetano", "executionTime": 180000, "actualStartDate": "2016-02-14T19:22:00-0300", "actualEndDate": "2016-02-15T19:22:00-0300", "customFields": { "CI Server": "Bamboo" }, "issueLinks": ["JQA-123", "JQA-456"], "scriptResults": [ { "index": 0, "status": "Fail", "comment": "This step has failed." }, { "index": 1, "status": "Pass", "comment": "This step has passed." } ] } I manage to publish the results to Jira, and see the test executions under the Executions tab, but I only see one test step under the test scripts section. Can anyone help me how to publish test results and see all test steps listed in the test script field?Solved691Views0likes2CommentsZephyr Scale - working with API and custom fields
Hi All, I'm searching for a way to create a report that will show the last execution results by custom field. I need by end of each day to show on jira dashboard a table with y = custom field and x = status of executions in my case: the custom field is the build number and it's filled automatically on every nightly run. thank you in advance, Hadar674Views0likes3CommentsAutomatic update of test results while using Cucumber/JSON/Cypress
TLDR;how do I update test execution status using Cypress, Cucumber, JSON and Zephyr Scale data centre edition? Some background info. We use Zephyr Scale, Data Center Edition. Our test framework is Cucumber Our automation tool is Cypress We use Cucumber for our feature files We run our automation via Gitlab. Our test cases are organised in the Cycle, and further subdivided onto folders for each country we test Our test cases in Zephyr are also just placeholders (they contain no test steps) that map 1:1 with our automated test scripts We always pass/fail the entire test case in Zephyr based on our regression test results this last step takes forever, and this is what I want to automate. In the absence of clearer documentation, I believe that this -->Annotations With Other CI Tools/Running Locally | Zephyr Scale Server/Data Center Documentation (smartbear.com)<-- solves that issue. My expectation is that once this is implemented, the test execution status is updated automatically in Zephyr Scale, based on the results of the automation and the JSON file that Cucumber outputs. Is this how this functionality works, and does anyone have experience in getting this to work that they are willing to share?674Views0likes1CommentHow to submit a feature request?
Hi! We love to hear what you have to say about Zephyr Scale, especially improvements that can make the app work better for you. That’s why we created a public area to collect these ideas and share our own with you. Click on thislinkto access the Zephyr Scale roadmap. We encourage you to vote, comment on existing ideas, or create new ones. Our product management team conducts regular reviews of ideas. The displayed ideas are those we identified as the most important and possible to develop. After you created a new idea, you won’t see it in the roadmap. The product team will review it and possibly map it with other existing ideas. We consider every idea you send to us. First, we consolidate them internally. Then we include them on the roadmap if we find they have potential. Thank you! The Zephyr product team650Views2likes0CommentsZephyr integration with PowerBI
we are planning to pull data from zephyr to Power BI dashboard. Power BI have been our primary dashboard for pulling the data from various sources. we want to do the same for zephyr as well. Our main need is to pull zephyr filter data directly to powerBI. Is there any API or any solution available for this integrations??524Views0likes2CommentsConnect Jenkins Plugin to Zephyr Scale Server with token
I have Zephyr Scale Server installed on a locally hosted Jira server. Nothing is in the cloud. I log in to Jira with OAuth using a smartcard - I do not have a password. How can I connect the Jenkins plugin (https://plugins.jenkins.io/tm4j-automation/) to my Jira instance? I can generate personal access tokens and I've previously used them to interact with our Zephyr Scale instance via the REST API, so I know it works. I just can't figure out how to get the *Zephyr Scale plugin for Jenkins* to use it.Solved501Views0likes2Comments