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Hi,
I need help with a JQL query that can filter out my Test Executions based on the how they are run. (classified as Passed, Failed, Aborted etc.) Separate JQL queries for each status would work too.
Can someone please help?
Which marketplace application you are using for test case management? XRay?
Are "Test Executions" an issue type?
Hi Deepanshu. Thanks for reverting. I am using Jira. Yes Text Executions are an issue type. Each time while executing a Test (issue type) we end up creating another issue type i.e. Test Execution. So I want to filter out these Test Execution Issue types separately for Pass/Fail for my project
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Check if the below query meet your needs:
issuetype = "Test Execution" AND status = Passed
in the above query, you can replace "passed" with the status of test executions for which you want to search
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Good morning @Deepanshu Natani , I have a similar quetion. I use zephir, and I trie to do the query issuetype = "Test Execution" AND status = Passed , but tghis issueType is not created in my project, BUT i have many teste executions created with zephir.
How can I to do queries in JQL associated to test exceution or cycles test in order to can know if is passed or not.
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