hi,
I am new to JIRA and have created a test structure in which , i create a single test plan and multiple executions for every release , which helps to lower the number of plans created in every release and tracking executions is easy for results.
My question is : is there a JQL query that would help me get the latest results , ie. in planA if there are execution1,2 and 3,
I want a query that will give me the tests executed planA but from the latest execution i.e from Execution3.
I want this as a JQL since will be easier for reports. (this query should work at test level)
Thanks for your answers
Hi Rishi,
we advise you to create different Test Plans in order to track results for different contexts (e.g. versions, sprints) and aggregate the results of those contexts. Otherwise, Test Plans will be useless (you're not forced to use them).
You can see here some of our recommendations:
Going back to your initial question, JQL functions always return issues (e.g. Tests, Test Executions, etc); they never return other kind of entities, such as Test Runs.
If you wish to obtain the "latest" Test Execution, then you may simply search based on the created date:
project = CALC and issuetype = 'Test Execution' and "Test Plan" = "CALC-1200" order by created desc
Best regards,
Xray Team
thanks for the response. I will check and get back whenever possible.
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How are you doing "Test structure" and storing test plans and executions in Jira?
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did you find any solution to get the latest test run?
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