These indicators in the Tests Report track how often tests are run, where the focus lies, and whether critical areas are getting the attention they deserve.
Indicator | What It Tracks | What Signals It Might Bring |
Test Executions | The total number of test executions in the period.
Automatically compares to the number during the prior period. | This metric helps you track testing activity.
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Unique Tests Executed | The total number of distinct tests that were executed, regardless of how many times each was run.
Automatically compares to the number during the prior period. | This metric represents the breadth of the testing scope.
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Avg. Executions per Test | How many times each test has been executed on average.
Automatically compares to the average during the prior period. |
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High-priority Executions | The number of test executions categorized as high priority.
Automatically compares to the number during the prior period. | This metric shows whether critical areas are being sufficiently tested.
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Breakdown by Priority | The distribution of test executions across priority levels. | This metric helps you identify where testing efforts are concentrated based on priority, giving insight into how risk is managed and resources are focused.
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Medium Priority Executions | The number of test executions categorized as medium priority.
Automatically compares to the number during the prior period. | This metric shows whether important but not critical areas are being sufficiently tested.
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Test Executions by Priority vs. Testers | A visual representation of test executions categorized by priority (high, medium, low, and unset) over time alongside the number of testers involved. | This chart helps you track the balance between test execution load and tester resources. You can monitor how well different priority levels are being covered and whether tester allocation aligns with the testing demands.
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