Reporting
In Testiny it is currently possible to create reports of individual test runs and to export an overview into different files, e.g. for archiving purposes.
PDF report
To create a PDF report of a test run, simply select the icon in the top right corner of the test run, as shown in the screenshot below, or select the menu item " Create report".
A dialog with the following options will appear:
Scope
- Include details only for test case results:
You can select which test case details to include in the report based on their result.
Content
Description:
Provide an additional description that will be shown in the report header.Test run description:
Include the description of the test run in the report header.Result history:
Includes all modifications of test case results in the report.
Result history is not available in the pricing plan 'Free'.Result comments:
Include comments on test run executions in the report.Attachments & Images:
Shows the attachments and images added to an execution in the report.Test case (Precondition, Steps, …):
Includes the test case content in the report.Additional fields:
Includes additional built-in and custom fields of the test case content in the report. You can select which fields to include.Test case attachments:
Shows the attachments added to a test case in the report.Show requirements:
If requirements are linked to the test case, they are included in the report.Show defects:
If defects are linked to the test execution, they are included in the report.
Options
- Preserve links:
If selected, all links (test case ID, attachments, linked requirements, and defects) are clickable in the report (for example, if your goal is to create a PDF rather than a paper printout).
After selecting Create report
in the options window, your browser’s print-dialog should open to save the report as a .pdf file.
Excel or CSV Report
It is also possible to export all results of a test run into an Excel or a .csv file by using the menu options Export Excel
and Export CSV
. These files contain all data available in the test runs table and visible in Testiny.
For further information have a look at the section Exporting Test Runs.