I used the below link to put a new Execution to test case. But when the new result is the same with latest one, Executed On Date is not the newest date. I need know wha time is my the latest run.
/jira_server/rest/zapi/latest/execution/{id}/quickExecute
/jira_server/rest/zapi/latest/execution/{id}/execute
Could you give me some proposal? thank you very much.
The Execution Date does not update if you are not changing the Execution Status. As a workaround, you can use ZAPI to first update the status to UNEXECUTED before updating the execution with the new status.
Hi Zhao,
The 'Executed On' date will only be changed when the execution status changes. If the status remains the same, the date will not be modified by the system.
If you are re-executing a test in a cycle without using a new cycle, please change the statuses back to 'Unexecuted' before changing them to the new execution's status. In order to get history of your previous executions, support advises that you create a new cycle with the test schedules needed (even if they are the same). This allows you to see previous and newer executions of the same tests from the cycle screen.
Regards,
Daniel
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Hello Daniel ,
Thanks your reply. i want used "/jira_server/rest/zapi/latest/execution/{id}/execute " to put a new result. but I meet a issue, sometimes the new result status is the same with the old one. the execution don't be update.
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Hi Zhao,
Can you elaborate in detail on what steps you are taking and what the issue is and where it is happening?
Regards,
Daniel
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Hi Zhao,
Can you elaborate in detail on what steps you are taking and what the issue is and where it is happening?
Regards,
Daniel
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