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One of the default columns is #Def  #Def, which represents the number of defects created during execution of each Test.

An additional column Remote Defects presents you the count of remote defects.

Rule of counting

The rule for counting defects for each Test is to sum

  • all defects created during execution plus   
  • all defects linked with issue link type "created"
  • all defects linked with issue link type "tested by"

Each Each defect will only be count counted once.

Example 1

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: Defects linked to a Test

Test 1 is was executed in Test Execution A and Test Execution B. 

We can see that there were 3 defects originated generated by Test Execution A (TWWB-6, TWWB-6 (Step #1), TWWB-7 (Step #2)) and 5 defects from Test Execution B (TWWB-6, TWWB-8,TWWB-9 (Step #2), TWWB-7 (Step #1), TWWB-10 (Step #2)). 

Now if If we go to each of this Test ExecutionExecutions, we will see that each Test count counted 5 defects.

Example 2

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: Defects not

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linked to a Test

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Test 2 is was executed in Test Execution A A1 and Test Execution BB1. 

We can see that there were 3 defects originated generated by the execution Test Execution A1 (TWWB-6, TWWB-6 (Step #1), TWWB-7 (Step #2)) and 5 defects from Test Execution B1 (TWWB-6, TWWB-8,TWWB-9 (Step #2), TWWB-7 (Step #1), TWWB-10 (Step #2)). 

Now if If we go to each of this Test ExecutionExecutions, we will see that each one Test has had 3 defects and the other had 5 defects.

 

Results explanation

The only differences difference between those two examples is that we removed the link creation between Test and Defect, so when Xray count . When Xray counted the bugs from Test Execution A and Test Execution A1, the differences resides in the links Test 1 and Test 2 have had to the defects created on in the other Test Executions.

 

Remote defects

Defects from remote JIRA instances will only be counted in the column Remote Defects, which is accessible in the Test Execution View Page. The concept is similar to the column #Def, however it counts defect issues created in remote JIRA servers that are linked via Application Links. The count will be aggregated by Application Link and each one is clickable in order to present the list of defect issues.