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How can i export a Bug in my Test Report?

Ali Hamouotu May 16, 2018

Hi dear Community, 

i have to export in my Testreport with Xporter several issues inclusive Bugs. I have in my template all issues that i need and after export with Xproter  i have all issues without bugs!! anybody know what i have to write in my template to export the Bugs in my Test-template?

Thanks

Ali

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Deleted user May 16, 2018

Hi @Ali Hamouotu,

Can you attach a screenshot of the template or the template itself if possible?

Thanks

Deleted user May 16, 2018

Hi @Ali Hamouotu,

The SQL refers to testBugs in the Bugs section of the template. Can you confirm it is referencing the correct issue type for a "Bug" in your JIRA instance.

Thanks

Ali Hamouotu May 16, 2018

Do you mean this way: 

#{if (%{'${jqlcount:issuetype = “Bug” and  key in testBugs('${Key}')}'.equals('0')})}

None

#{end}

#{if (%{!'${jqlcount:issuetype = “Bug” and key in testBugs('${Key}')}'.equals('0')})}

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Ali Hamouotu May 16, 2018

or this way: 

 

#{if (%{'${jqlcount:  key in Bug('${Key}')}'.equals('0')})}

None

#{end}

#{if (%{!'${jqlcount: key in Bug('${Key}')}'.equals('0')})}

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Deleted user May 16, 2018

Hi @Ali Hamouotu

Test the 2nd version first, as it seems more plausible.

Thanks

Ali Hamouotu May 16, 2018

i tested it, the same result! I still don't have the Bugs in my Report

 

Thanks

Deleted user May 16, 2018

Hi @Ali Hamouotu,

Next step would be to request support from Xpand directly through their support Service Desk. 

Apologies that I cannot be of anymore assistance.

Ali Hamouotu May 16, 2018

Hi @[deleted]

Thank you very much for your support 

bye

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