Hi,
We develop Firmwares for which tests have to be run in a continuous basis.
I am assigned with the task of studing Zephyr for integrating zephyr in our test environment. We already use JIRA for Issue Tracking
Our aim is to move from Test Specification and report documents to Zephyr.
We have milestones for every quarter and tests have to be run for each milestone in a project.
- We run the existing tests from earlier milestone to current milestone.
- Also add new tests as part of current milestone.
Each milestone will be assigned with a version and the tests have to be repeatedly executed for each version.
We have 3 major Testing under each 100s of tests are available - Unit Tests, Embedded Tests and Static Tests.
Questions
- We need to have test database for each Unit/Static/Embedded Tests - This I assume can be created as 3 Test cycles and they shall be assigned to version. When a new version is added, the test cycle shall be cloned to new version.
- Please Advice Is it possible to have multiple Test 'Types'.? When Create Issue is selected, user shall select any of the multiple Test type to be created.
This will provide us more flexibility as we can use TestCycles for further classification.
- Is cloning of Test cycles across Projects possible.?
- Is selective cloning possible.? When cloned from Project A -> Project B, tests under particular components only shall be cloned.
- Is Test cycle Export to Excel possible - Shall contain data from all the Test case.
- Is Test Exection Report possible - A HTML report is required to be shared to stakeholders.
- Is there any gadget for view test execution status across Test cycles of different versions.?
- Is it possible to generate historical report.? i.e. To check how a particular test has performed over a set of versions in a project.?
- Is it possible to generate a traceability report. It shall have the Test ID and Requirement fields in a csv or excel format.?
- Is it possible to have common information pages? - To have common test environment details, how the tests are performed, details of the HW used and few performance data collected during test execution.
Regards,
Madhu.