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verifone-jira-reporter

v1.0.3

Published

Basic tool to report a bug in Jira when a test fails

Vulnerabilities

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  • 0Medium
  • 0Low

Links

Git

Maintainers

venki675venki675

Keywords

Readme

Installation

Run following command to install package via npm

npm install @verifone/verifone-jira-reporter

How it works?

  • It creates a Jira epic for every test run if the epic id is not passed in configuration
  • Create bugs for all failed test cases based on the test case severity i.e. the bug report level (configurable)
  • Links every bug to the epic
severity values

[critical, high, medium, low, all]

critical Bugs will be created for tests that are having severity critical

high Bugs will be created for tests that are having severity [critical | high]

medium Bugs will be created for tests that are having severity [critical | high | medium]

low - Bugs will be created for tests that are having severity [critical | high | medium | low]

all - Bugs will be created for failed tests

Bug Details

It creates bugs for the failed tests after all tests are executed, currently only following details are added for the bug

  • Epic - epic id, tool creates a new pic if there is not epic id in configuration
  • Summery - Bug summery
  • Description - Bug Description along with failed test case details
  • Assignee - User to be assigned
  • Screenshot - Attaches test failure screenshot

Authentication

Currently this tools supports following two forms of authentication Basic Authentication and Basic Authentication With API Token

User will require to specify the Jira credentials or token in configuration file

You can configure this reporter in following way to any project

    ReportConfig = {
        jira:{
            autoCreteBugOnTestFailure:true,
            host: "https://autodemojira.atlassian.net",
            user: "[email protected]",
            password: "xxxxx",
            projectKey: "PAG" //Unique key for every project
        }
}