Testresult

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A testresult is the result of a test run. It is returned both as a result of a single test case, the execution of a step and of a testplan. The execution can return one of 4 possible results:

• PASS {}
  The test has been executed and the tested system passed it.
  As a result of a testplan this means that all single tests have been passed. expecco considers both the tested system and the test itself to be correct.
  The Pass-State is typically marked with a green color.

• FAIL {}
  The test has been executed and the tested system didn't pass it. The developer of the corresponding component has to be informed.
  As a result of a testplan this means that at least one single test has failed, and none has been inconclusive or defect.
  The Failed-State is typically marked with a red color.

• INCONCLUSIVE {}
  The test could not be executed because required resources (e.g. measuring instrument, connections, ... ) were missing. The test manager has to be informed.
  As a result of a testplan this means that at least one single test has been inconclusive.
  The Inconclusive-State is typically marked with a gray color.

• ERROR {}
  The test could not be executed correctly because errors occurred during the execution in the test system itself The test developer has to be informed.
  As a result of a test plan this means that at least one single test has been defect and none has been inconclusive because an inconclusive test can lead into an error.
  The Error-State is typically marked with a darkened red color.

The test result also contains additional tracing and debugging information.

The full online documentation can be found under: Online Documentation