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View Test Results in a Jira Work Item

Use the Vansah Report tab to check testing progress, pass and fail rates, execution coverage, and linked bugs for a Jira work item.

Use the Report tab in a Jira work item’s Vansah Test Management panel to check testing progress without leaving the work item. Review the summary, open detailed counts, and filter the report for a version, environment, or sprint.

Before you begin

  • Vansah must be enabled in the Jira space, and your account must be able to open the work item and its Vansah panel.

  • Link the Test Cases you want to track to the Jira work item. Linked Test Cases can appear in the report before testing is complete.

Open the report

  1. Open the Jira work item.

  2. Find the Vansah Test Management panel and select Report.

  3. Review the completed count and result percentages, then expand a section to see more detail.

Vansah Report tab in a Jira work item with completion, result rates, and expandable report sections

Read the report

Section

What it tells you

Overview

Counts of planned, completed, outstanding, in-progress, and blocked Test Cases.

Fail Rate

Failed results for completed and in-progress testing.

Pass Rate

Passed results for completed and in-progress testing.

Coverage

The percentage of planned Test Cases with completed or in-progress execution.

Work items/bugs

Jira work items linked to the test logs used in the report, with the related Test Case and test time.

Select a linked count in Overview, Pass Rate, or Fail Rate to see the matching Test Cases. In Work items/bugs, follow the work item or Test Case result link to investigate.

Coverage measures execution progress. It does not tell you whether every requirement has a Test Case. Completed pass and fail rates exclude N/A results.

Filter the report

  1. Select the report’s filter icon. Its tooltip is Select Test Run properties or filters.

  2. Choose the values you need. Version, Environment, and Sprint appear when those properties are enabled for the Jira space.

  3. To report on related work items, use Linked Work items or Child Work items. Include the current work item in the selection if you want it included in that report.

  4. Select Apply Filters.

For example, choose your release in Version and your test environment in Environment to review results for that combination.

To remove the selections, open the filter panel, select Clear, and then select Apply Filters.

Refresh or export

  • Select Refresh to reload the report. Refresh also clears the report’s filter selections, so reapply any filters you still need.

  • To download the report, open the report’s More options menu (three dots) and select Export Excel. The workbook uses the report data currently loaded.

If the report looks empty or unexpected

  • No planned Test Cases: Check that Test Cases are linked to this work item. A Test Case existing elsewhere in the Jira space does not by itself link it to the work item.

  • Planned tests but no completed results: Check whether testing is still untested, in progress, or blocked. A zero completed count does not mean that no Test Cases are linked.

  • Different results after filtering: Check the selected version, environment, sprint, and work items. The report selects matching test results; it is not a count of every historical execution.

  • Recent changes are missing: Refresh the report and reapply the filters you need.

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