View Execution History

The Execution History pop up shows how many times a Test Case has been run, how many times it has Passed, Failed, or was Blocked, how many Defects were raised and more.

View Execution History

To view the execution history of a Test Case:

1. Click Test Execution.
   
2. Search for the Test Plan that contains the Test Case:
   
   Test Execution only displays Active Test Plans.
   1. Click the black magnifying glass to open the search field. 
      
   2. Type a search query.
   3. Press Enter on your keyboard.
3. Click to select a Test Plan.
4. Locate the Test Case in the Test Plan:
   1. Click the Requirements tab and selecting a Requirement.
      Or
   2. Click the Test Case Folder tab and select a folder.
      
   3. Search for a Test Case:
      1. Click Advanced Search to open the search field. See Quick Search And Advanced Search for how to use Advanced Search. 
5. Click the Test Case Name.
   
   The Execution History pop up opens.
6. Navigate between Test Case Execution Histories by clicking:
    
   
7. The Execution History pop up Overview tab shows:
   
   1. How many times the Test Case has been run and how many times the steps were Passed, Failed or Blocked:
      
   2. How many Defects were raised, the full list of the Defects associated with all test runs, and the status of the Defects (New is the status of the Defect in the screenshot below).
      
   3. Manage Comments:
      
      To manage comments, users need the Comments View, Comments Create, and Comments Update user permissions. 
      
      
      1. Add a comment by typing your comment in the Your comment… field and clicking Send.
      2. Click Edit to edit your comment.
      3. Click Reply to reply to a comment.
8. Click the Test Run History tab.
   
   
9. Click a Test Run to view its test history.
   
10. View the step results and the Defects associated with each step by clicking the step tabs.
    
11. Click Jump to next Failed to go to the next failed step.
12. Click Close on the bottom left corner to close the pop up.
    Or:
    Click Run new test … to run the test. See Execute a Test Case.