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To filter the Test Runs table, select the desired filters in the filters section above the Test Runs table.you can pick any native or custom field that are available in the Global scope in your Test Issue Type. The 5 default fields are:
- Test Set - show only Test Runs that are associated with a specific Test Set issue.
- Test Run Assignee - show only Test Runs that are assigned to a specific user.
- Execution Status - show only Test Runs with a specific status.
- Contains Text - show only Test Runs with Tests containing the entered text. This will query Test issues with the JQL keyword text ~ ...
- Runs with a specific status.
- Component - show only Tests that contain at least of the selected Components.
- Contains Text - show only Test Runs with Tests containing the entered text. This will query Test issues with the JeQL keyword text ~ ...
You can add or remove new fields by clicking at the More button. Note: The 5 default fields can't be removed.
You can also filter the tests by using any valid JQL.
Step 1: Open the Filter(s) dialog.
Step 2: Select the Advanced tab.
Step 3: Write any valid JQL in the field.
Step 4: Click Apply
There will also be an JQL AutoComplete suggestions to help you to write your JQL query.
Only the Tests are returned by the JQL will be displayed in the Test Run table.
Since v3.1, the filters will be stored in the user and Test Execution context, and will be applied whenever going into the execution screen from one of the filtered Tests.
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If you decide to come back to the Test Execution issue screen, the filter will remain. If you wish, you can clear the filter in order to see all Test Runs once again. You can do this by clicking on the Clear button and then press Apply.
Configure Test Run Columns
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