You are not required to make any changes to your existing automation framework!
All you have to do is load the test result files that your test framework already generates!
TestRecon supports most frameworks that produce xml-based result files, like JUnit, C#, TestNG and others. It also supports Cucumber and Selenium.
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The picture below describes how loading results to TestRecon works.
You have 3 different choices when loading results, one manual and two automated.
- The manual way is to upload test results manually from the website, one by one by going to the corresponding suite and clicking the Upload button.
- The first automated way is to use the TestRecon REST APIs to load the results. To do that, all you need to do is configure your continuous integration or test execution tool to call the TestRecon APIs once the tests complete.
- The second automated way is to download and install the Spotter tool from the TestRecon website. This tool is basically an agent running on the test execution machine. Spotter looks for test results files in a particular folder and then uploads them to TestRecon. All you have to do is configure your continuous integration or test execution tool to save the file in that location once the tests complete.
Once your results are loaded you can generate dashboards with trends, charts and most recent results. You will also be able to annotate test results and link failures to bugs stored in your bug tracking system.Get started now!
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