Test Runs

Owned by Joseph Hamdan
Last updated: Dec 27, 2024
3 min read

The last layer in execution results is the individual Test Runs screen which can be accessed by clicking one of the links under ID column under Test Runs.

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The Test Run Summary bar will show us the point in which the test had a failure or fail-skipped result along with the Failure Message. You can use the arrow highlighted below to navigate to all messages.

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Notes:

  1. The step view of Test Runs screen is very similar to viewing the test case itself in local runs where it shows you the Status, Message and Duration.

  2. The video on the details pane will be automatically queued to a few seconds before the step which failed or fail-skipped.

  3. You can also select steps from the table by clicking on them which will automatically queue the video to that point to show you what happened during execution. This can also be done by clicking the colored bars under the video in the detail pane.

  4. The videos automatically include captions, but you can disable them or only show order numbers by clicking 3 dots (ellipsis icon) > Step Captions and choosing the option that suits you.

 

Failure Troubleshooting

If your test case has a failure and the fix is only needed to be done to a locator, you can simply click the locator link in the details pane on the right side

However, if you would like to navigate to the test case and make more changes, you can click Go to reference step from the detail pane which will navigate you to the test case to make your changes.

 

You can click Expand All or Collapse All for a more in-depth view of your steps inside containers and functions:

Additional Information

To access additional information, you can use the tabs that navigate to different things. Here’s a brief description on all tabs:

  1. Steps: shows you your test case steps and the execution status, message and duration

  2. Browser Log: shows you the browser (Console) logs generated during execution. This will only be available if Chrome and Edge are used.

  3. Detail Log: shows you the execution logs for troubleshooting purposes

  4. Metadata: shows you additional information about the execution

Variables can also be accessed from the details pane on the top right side which will show you the declared variables during execution of the test case.

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