TestTrack helps teams keep development projects on track by facilitating collaboration, automating traceability, and satisfying compliance needs. The videos and links below are provided to help new users learn more and get started with TestTrack. Continue reading…
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Surround SCM users can customize their list window layout and preferred columns setup to make daily work quick and easy. This video covers Surround SCM list windows, showing basic sorting and more advanced filter capabilities.
Interactive filters makes finding items in TestTrack quick and easy. With interactive filters, users are prompted to select criteria when a filter is applied. This means you can create a single filter to show items in any workflow state, for example. This video walks you through creating and using interactive filters.
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TestTrack filters can solve a number of requests from finding to sorting data, filters also play a big role in automation rules. Filters can be published as RSS feeds, can be interactive and dynamic, and can also be used in most list views, reports and folders.
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Recently, a customer asked the following question: “How can you filter the list of test runs based on the test variants it contains?”
The reason the question came up is because, while you can display a “Test Variant” column in the Test Runs list window, you can only filter the column between runs that have variants and those that do not.
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RSS feeds are a great way to expose your issues, test cases, and requirements to external users. You can provide a feed of critical issues to the product management team, give the product owner a feed of all stories in the current sprint, or give customers access to their feature requests. Watch the video, or read the blog post for details on creating and using RSS feeds in TestTrack.
Create the Filter
RSS feeds are based on filters you set up for specific item types. The key is to set sharing to Publish.
Share on Technorati . del.icio.us . Digg . Reddit . Slashdot . Facebook . StumbleUponFiltering is a great way to slice data on a daily basis. Filters form the basis for working efficiently with your development and QA artifacts. It’s typical for a customer to have 10,000+ issues/bugs/feature requests in a TestTrack project – filters allow users to narrow that list of data to what is relevant to them at any given moment. In this post, I’m going to highlight the filter run time feature that makes creating and maintaining a usable list of filters much easier.
Share on Technorati . del.icio.us . Digg . Reddit . Slashdot . Facebook . StumbleUponRecently I posted a Java application called CM Toolbox on our labs site. The application allows you to select a Surround SCM branch and then get a list of TestTrack Pro items that have files attached from the selected branch. There is also the ability to use a TestTrack Pro filter, to limit the defects that are queried. For example, you may not care about items that are closed.
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