Execution
An Execution Report in software testing is a concise document that summarizes the testing process and outcomes. It includes details of test cases, their status (pass/fail), observed results, test environment information, metrics like coverage and execution time, recorded defects or issues, and overall recommendations. The report provides stakeholders with a clear understanding of testing progress, highlights the quality of the software, and assists in decision-making regarding the readiness for release.
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Automatability
The Automatability Report page provides a clear and comprehensive overview of a project’s automation status by combining key metrics, visual insights, and detailed breakdowns. Stat cards summarize total test cases, automation rate (the percentage of fully automated test cases), automated test cases, and automation potential (including easy and hard to automate tests), while the Category Distribution pie chart displays how test cases are distributed across the six automation categories—Automated, Easy to Automate, Hard to Automate, Not Automatable, Performance, and Undefined.
Step Performance
Release Report
A Release Report is a centralized dashboard that gives teams a clear picture of the health and progress of a software release. It brings together test results, issues, pull requests, vulnerabilities, and project updates into one place so that developers, QA, and managers can quickly understand the release status, identify risks, and make informed decisions.
Fail Analysis
Fail Analysis is the process of examining failed tasks or test cases to find the root cause, classify issues, and take corrective actions to prevent future failures.