Test results and reports

HCL DevOps Test Hub (Test Hub) is a single location for hosting the results and reports of all tests run on different desktop clients and for tests run from the server.

Test results list

When a test run is complete, you can see the results on the Results page that you open from Analyze > Results in the navigation pane.

The list of test results is organized by types, you can display the suites only in the Suites tab, or the tests only in the Tests tab, or the tests and suites that are run with advanced settings in the Advanced tab.

Example of a test result list

Results, reports, and logs are generated for tests run from Test Hub, or from desktop clients such as Test Performance, Test UI, or Test Integrations and APIs.

You must have configured the desktop clients to publish reports of tests that are run from the desktop client to the Test Hub. For more information about the publishing procedure, refer to the links at the end of this page.

When you click the test result, a results panel is displayed with information in the following tabs:
  • Details
  • Reports
  • History

Test result details

You can view the following details about the test assets used in the test run in the Details tab:
  • The status of the test results, the date and time it was executed and completed.
  • The details about the Git repository that contains the test assets.
Image of the Details tab in the results panel

You can configure the information displayed in the Details tab and the Results columns from the View Settings window. You access this window by clicking the Settings icon Settings icon.

Depending on the attribute you cleared in the View Settings window, the Details card displays additional information about the test results.

The selected attributes are displayed in columns of the Result view.

Test results details card

Reports

The Report tab provides the following information:
  • The location where the test was run.
  • The reports that are generated for the test run.
  • The labels that you created for the test during its configuration for a run.
  • Notes that you can add to the specific test run result or displays the notes already added by you or others.
Image of the Reports tab in the Results panel
You can perform the following actions on the reports and logs that are displayed on the Reports tab:
  • View the report that opens in a web browser by clicking the report.
  • Download the report by clicking the Download icon Image of the download icon. You can enter a name and select the location on your computer where you want to save the report.
    The report is downloaded in any of the following formats:
    • A compressed file and contains the HTML pages for the supported tests.
    • A compressed file that contains the Surefire report.
    • A PDF for the supported tests.
      Note: For tests that contain more than 30 test steps, the details of the test steps are not included in the PDF.
  • Delete the report by clicking the Delete icon Image of the delete icon.
    Note: The deleted report is not available on the server. You might have to run the test again to generate the report.

As a default configuration, test logs are delivered in a traditional format for the executed Compound Tests and schedules.

The reports are generated for Compound Tests, Schedules, and Test Suites, or for other tests that are run from a desktop client or from Test Hub.

The following table lists the reports that are generated for each type of test and the links to help pages.

Table 1. Analyzing Reports
Report Tests type Product More information

Functional Test Report

 API Suite Test Integrations and APIs Viewing reports
Compound Test Test UI Unified Report
AFT Suite
Functional test (For Web UI tests)

Mobile and Web UI Report

Compound Test

 Test UI and Test Performance Mobile and web UI test result reports
AFT Suite Test UI

Statistics Report

 Compound Test Test UI and Test Performance

Reports and counters.

Service Performance report.

From the Statistic reports, you can add counters. Refer to Adding additional counters on a separate page..

You can also display the statistics of counters on graphs. Refer to Displaying counter data in tables or as graphs..

AFT Suite

 Test UI

VU Schedule

 Test Performance
Rate Schedule
Functional test (For Web UI tests)
Test Log Compound Test Test UI and Test Performance

AFT Suite

 Test UI
API Suite Test Integrations and APIs

Functional Test (Web UI)

 Test UI

VU Schedule

 Test Performance
Rate Schedule