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How can I map Cypress test results to existing Manual type test cases on XRAY?

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Ahmad Amir Malik
Ahmad Amir Malik Oct 25, 2022

I have a framework setup in cypress. I am not using cucumber with it. Currently I am able to send test results to xray via the API command. But the test cases created on XRAY are of type generic. Is there any way we can map the test cases to existing (manual type) tests on xray ?

I am sending the test results in form of xml format (Junit XML)

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Oct 31, 2022

Hi @Ahmad Amir Malik and welcome to the community,

as far as I know it‘s only possible to link them to test cases of type generic. There is a special pattern regarding how executions are then linked to existing (generic) test cases. If this pattern can‘t be found a new test case is created (with this pattern) so future executions are then matched and linked correctly to this test case.

Hope this was helpful.

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Stefan

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