Currently, we still don't have an automated way to see all the attachments/evidence stored on the Xray side. Nevertheless, this is a feature that we aim to implement as soon as possible. Check the suggestion here: .
For the moment, it is needed some manual work.
To see the storage information is necessary to use one of the following approaches:
Directly in the UI, check all Tests to see if there are Test Step attachments and/or check each Test Run individually to see if they have Evidence attached.
Using GraphQL to iterate over all Tests this way is possible to see the ones that contain associated attachments.
Or using Document Generator where is possible to generate a report with a list of all Tests and Test Runs with attachments/evidence.
If you are starting to use GraphQL, please visit this article where we provide you a tutorial on how to use Insomnia to get such information: [Xray Cloud] How to export Xray information using Insomnia.
To get Tests information, you can adapt the code below. This snippet is prepared to export 200 Tests. You can use 25 resolvers in each request. Please check more info here: Resolver limit.
This code receives Test Steps information, as well as for each Test, each Test Run where is possible to see the Evidence section.
{
step1: getTests(jql: "project = 'AMGT'", start: 0, limit: 100) {
total
start
limit
results {
jira(fields: ["key"])
steps {
id
attachments {
id
filename
}
}
testRuns(limit: 100, start: 0) {
total
results {
id
testExecution {
jira(fields: ["key"])
}
evidence {
id
filename
size
}
}
}
}
}
step2: getTests(jql: "project = 'AMGT'", start: 101, limit: 100) {
total
start
limit
results {
jira(fields: ["key"])
steps {
id
attachments {
id
filename
}
}
testRuns(limit: 100, start: 0) {
total
results {
id
testExecution {
jira(fields: ["key"])
}
evidence {
id
filename
size
}
}
}
}
}
} |
If you see results like this, you can enter the respective Test Run and delete the Evidence:
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