Dashboards

There are 2 types of dashboards - standard ones, that by default are present in the Dashboard section and custom dashboards you can create in addition to the standard ones.

Standard dashboard

Standard dashboard (see the picture below) provides instant insight on status of tests you're having in your project and resides in the Dashboards section of a project.

You will get following insights with the default dashboard:

1. Number of test cases and distribution per state (active, in review, outdated etc.)
2. Number of test cases and distribution between the manual tests and automated tests.
3. Automation trend with the insight regarding the number of test during last 14 days
   1. the number tests on a day and their status (failed, passed).
   2. The duration tests runs for a day.
4. Mutes trend, i.e. the number of tests excluded from statistics due to permanent failed state or flaky state.

Custom dashboards

Aim of custom dashboards is to provide additional customized analytical data for the decision makers.

End user creates custom dashboard in the dashboard section of a project (+New Dashboard button in upper-right corner).

Additional analytical information is provided via widgets.

Widgets types

There is following set of widgets available for adding to a custom dashboard:

• Markdown widget
• Launch analytics widget
• Launch statistic trend widget
• Test cases pie chart widget
• Automation trend widget
• Top test cases widget
• Test case tree map chart widget
• Launches widget

Markdown widget

This is simple text widget that takes textual information and shows it on a dashboard.

Launch analytics widget

Launch analytics widget provides analytical information about the tests in Launches for the following metrics:

• Average Test Cases success rate
• Average Test Cases duration
• Summary Test Cases duration
• Test Cases count
• Test Results count
• Retries count
• Test Results count exclude retries
• Summary retries duration
• Summary duration exclude retries

You can adjust the output of Launch analytics widget by filtering either test cases or launches with help of built-in query language - AQL.

AQL example for test cases

The example below will help to calculate the analytical data only for the test cases that have user name username in any of the configured roles (owner, admin, author etc.)

member is "userName"

AQL example for launches

The example below will help to calculate the analytical data only for the launches that have tag master (VSC branch).

tag is "master"

Launch statistic trend widget

This widget is similar to the one you can see in the default dashboard but you can define additional filtering by using AQL for Test cases and/or launches. After all the configuration it will show filtered statistics that will show you the number of executed tests in connection with the status (Passed, Failed)

Test cases pie chart widget

This widget is similar to the one you can see in the default dashboard but you can define additional filtering by using AQL for Test cases and/or launches. After all the configuration it will show filtered statistics for the test cases in the project with following alternative groupings:

• status (Active, In Review, outdated etc)
• automation (Manual, Automated)
• last execution status (Passed, failed)

Automation trend widget

This widget will show the split between manual and automated tests that were executed during a day over last 14 days. The results can be filtered with AQL on test cases and/or on launches.

Top test cases widget

This widget will show recently launched test cases with either the lowest success rate or the longest execution time.

The widget takes launch data from the last two weeks and sorts the test cases either by success rate in ascending order (worst results will be shown first) or by execution time in descending order (slowest test cases will be shown first). You can use AQL queries to filter the list of test cases to be shown.

Test case tree map chart widget

This widget will show you the distribution of the test cases between existing views (e.g. per suite, feature, story, microservice etc.).

Additionally, to have only specific test cases in the view, you can filter them using AQL on test cases.

Launches widget

This widget will show you the last 5 launches with the links to the launches and tests statuses per launch (Passed/Failed etc.).