RQM: Test suite Execution - How usefull is "Skip Execution"
Hello,
when running a test suite I have the following scenario:
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69 test cases are assigned
- via Command Line Adapter the test results are read
- 64 test cases passed
- 5 test cases failed
This works fine, because I can select "Skip Execution"
Fix was not successful, and still all 5 test cases are failed
new fix and now I want to rerun it again.
But RQM can not marked the passed test cases, because it checks only the last run.
I think "Skip Execution" looks like a powerful feature, but only in theory. In the real world the tester has now check all 69 test cases manually and mark each test case by him self.
Or do I oversee something?
thanks, Jörg
tested with 6.0.3 iFix001
Accepted answer
I found that in v6.0.4, there is a new feature: Roll up test suite and test case results
from which it could work for your use case. see the details here:
https://jazz.net/pub/new-noteworthy/rqm/6.0.4/M4/index.html
With this new feature, you can roll up the test suite result and then skip the passed result for the next execution until you complete the whole execution and passed all the test cases.
v6.0.4 M4 is now available in jazz.net and you may download it and give it a try.
Thanks
One other answer
Hi, Jörg
I think what you observed is how it is working in RQM currently. One possible workaround is that you delete the first failed test suite results(for the failed fix of 5 test cases) so that it 'appears' as if your previous execution result is still valid when you run 2nd fix for the 5 test cases using 'Skip Execution'. If the 2nd fix works, then you can go to Trash View to restore the deleted test suite result and it should be automatically inserted back to its original execution sequence table(should be the 2nd execution result after the latest one).
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