Hi folks ,
I am interating Zephyr via ZAPI in my application. I created test execution and a defect(bug) in jira but could not find any api in ZAPI docs for linking test execution with existing defect with my application.
Is this requirement feasible . If yes and any API exist for acheving this task then help me guys.
Version of ZAPI is :: 2.3.0.23002808
Version of Zephyr is :: 3.3.2.33202813
Hi Parashar
Thanks for your interest in Zephyr.
You can use the following API resource of updating the execution details to link your defect to the test execution
For example
PUT: http://192.168.11.96:8735/rest/zapi/latest/execution/163/execute
{
"defectList": [
"PROJ-82"
],
"updateDefectList": "true"
}
where "163" is the execution id and "PROJ-82" is the defect key
Let us know if you have any queries about the above mentioned
Thanks
ZephyrSupport
I've managed to update de Execution Status using the following REST Call
Http-Method: PUT
Endpoint: /rest/zapi/latest/execution/38/execute
{
"status": "1"
}
But It fail when I want to link a defect to this execution:
Http-Method: PUT
Enpoint: /rest/zapi/latest/execution/38/execute
{
"defectList": [
"YIS-1"
],
"updateDefectList": "true"
}
>>> Response:
Http-Status: 500 Unknown
This is part of the RAW response that may help to find out what the problem is
<status>
<status-code>500</status-code>
<message>Unexpected character ('â' (code 226)): was expecting double-quote to start field name
at [Source: org.apache.catalina.connector.CoyoteInputStream@1b60e5d1; line: 2, column: 2]</message>
Regards
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Make sure you're sending the body as json. Even if it's the same format, you need to pass it as json or it gives that error.
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Hi Team,
Any update on this issue. As suggested, I am sending the body as json but getting the same error.
Thanks & Regards
Karanbir
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Do you have multiple defects? This is roughly what I use.
# Multiple defects
if "," in defect:
defect = defect.strip("| ")
body = {
"defectList": defect.split(","),
"updateDefectList": 'true',
"status": int(status_number)
}
# Single defect
else:
body = {
"defectList": [defect],
"updateDefectList": 'true',
"status": int(status_number)
}
body = json.dumps(body)
r = requests.request("PUT", url, headers=headers, data=body)
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Hi Guys,
You can use the following API resource of updating the execution details to link your defect to the test execution
But this API is only updating the Status.
The working solution for this problem:
Request URL - PUT {Base URL}/rest/zapi/latest/execution/{Execution Id}/execute
Request Body -
{
"updateDefectList": "true",
"defectList": ["{Defect Name}"]
}
* Just need to place "updateDefectList" above the "defectList" in all above solutions *
Example Shown above:
Http-Method: PUT
Enpoint: /rest/zapi/latest/execution/38/execute
{
"updateDefectList": "true",
"defectList": [
"YIS-1"
]
}
Thanks
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