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Hello,
I am trying to import the results of my test plan execution to Xray, but I have some troubles. I list you the steps that I follow to reproduce it:
Could you help me with this problem?
Thanks!
For guidance, you can check our support documentation regarding this topic:
If your doubts remain, I recommend you to reach out Xray support and the team will be glad to help you out.
Best Regards,
Sergio
Solution Architect and Testing Advocate @Xray
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Hi, This is Ashok Dalabehera. I am also facing the exact problem.
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Hi @Ashok Dalabehera - Ending up in the exact same scenario of duplicate test issues being created. Ours is a custom junit xml and trying to figure out what is being missed. Any hints on how this issue was resolved at your end? Thank You.
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@Azahara Camacho , @Srinivasan Anantharaman , @Ashok Dalabehera :
Is there still an issue with this?
Best
Stefan
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Adapting a workaround process by mapping “issuekey” field during upload to avoid duplicate issues being created. Requires jira-admin rights :)
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that sounds interesting. Would you mind to describe the workaround here?
Best
Stefan
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Not sure if yours is the same use case. Anyways, Please refer the solution to
Solved: Generic tests from automated code (Xray) updated c... (atlassian.com)
Note: Updated the link.
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