Featue Request: Automatic create of issues? - Klaros Test Management - Forum - Klaros Test Management
Featue Request: Automatic create of issues?
Ge To, modified 6 Years ago.
Featue Request: Automatic create of issues?
Youngling Post: 1 Join Date: 1/30/13 Recent Posts
Hi,
in Online-Doku
describes
"Klaros-Testmanagement is capable of creating Issue entries in an Issue Management System and assigning them to failed Test Runs."
We have the following Test-environment:
Some Jenkins-Builds/Tests starts over night scheduled.
In Redmine we can add manually issues over Klaros, but Jenkins-Build-Fails not automatic creating an issue.
in Online-Doku
describes
"Klaros-Testmanagement is capable of creating Issue entries in an Issue Management System and assigning them to failed Test Runs."
We have the following Test-environment:
- Klaros 3.7.3
- Redmine 2.2.2 with Mylyn Connector plugin
- Jenkins 1.5 with Klaros-Testmanagement plugin
Some Jenkins-Builds/Tests starts over night scheduled.
In Redmine we can add manually issues over Klaros, but Jenkins-Build-Fails not automatic creating an issue.
Patrick Reilly, modified 11 Years ago.
RE: Featue Request: Automatic create of issues? (Answer)
Padawan Posts: 71 Join Date: 2/23/11 Recent Posts
Hello Ge To,
just to be clear, you want Klaros-Testmanagement to automatically create an issue in Redmine each time a failed test case is imported?
We would be very reluctant to implement such a feature, as it could easily lead to hundreds of new issues being created due to a temporary failure of the test environment (e.g. a network problem leading to failed results).
I would recommend that you use built-in Jenkins solutions to notify users of problems in a build. Jenkins can notify users of a failed automated build or a build warning by sending emails or jabber messages. It is also possible to trigger actions in Jenkins after particular build results, e.g. a script which creates a redmine issue when a build fails.
Regards,
Patrick
just to be clear, you want Klaros-Testmanagement to automatically create an issue in Redmine each time a failed test case is imported?
We would be very reluctant to implement such a feature, as it could easily lead to hundreds of new issues being created due to a temporary failure of the test environment (e.g. a network problem leading to failed results).
I would recommend that you use built-in Jenkins solutions to notify users of problems in a build. Jenkins can notify users of a failed automated build or a build warning by sending emails or jabber messages. It is also possible to trigger actions in Jenkins after particular build results, e.g. a script which creates a redmine issue when a build fails.
Regards,
Patrick