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Understanding a Test Result Status
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What are Test Results in Vansah?

Test Results in Vansah are crucial indicators of your software testing process. They provide valuable insights into the quality and functionality of your software by representing the outcomes of executed test cases.

Key Points:

  1. Test Case-Result Link: Each test case in Vansah is associated with a specific test result, which is updated during the execution phase.

  2. Result Determination: The overall result of a Test Case is determined based on the outcomes of individual Test Steps within the Test Script.

  3. Test Script Impact: If a Test Case includes a Test Script, each step within that script will have its own result. These individual step results collectively influence the overall test case result.

  4. Result Categories: Test results typically fall into categories such as "Passing", "Failed" or "Untested," depending on the outcome of the test execution.

Default Test Result Statuses

Vansah uses the following default statuses for Test Results: To rename Test Result options follow these steps in the article : “Rename Test Result Options“. You can also hide/deactivate existing Test Result options.

ID

Result

Description

0

N/A

The test case has been executed but the result is not applicable

1

FAILED

The test case has failed

2

PASSED

The test case has passed successfully

3

UNTESTED

The test case has not been executed yet

4

N/A-IN PROGRESS

The test is ongoing, no pass/fail status yet

5

FAILED-IN PROGRESS

The test is ongoing but currently failing

6

PASSED-IN PROGRESS

The test is ongoing and currently passing

Understanding “In Progress” Statuses

In Progress statuses automatically indicate that a test case with steps (Test Script) is still in progress.

  1. PASSED-IN PROGRESS: The test case is still running but is Passing up to the current point.

  2. FAILED-IN PROGRESS: The test case is still running but is Failing up to the current point.

  3. N/A-IN PROGRESS: The test case is running, but no test step has Passed or Failed however one or more steps have a N/A result.

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