robotframework-jiraissueopener
With the following listener a user can automatically create Jira issues when tests fail. Each failed test will have an individual Jira issue for which assignee, project id and issue type may be modified.
Issue reported data
The issue will report:
Summary: suite_name: test_name has failed (example: No-Regression-Suite: Login test has failed)
Description:
Error message: test_message
Documentation: test_documentation
Assignee: assignee can be set as variable value
Log files
Current execution log.html file is attached to all opened issues.
Installation
pip install robotframework-jiraissueopenerDependencies
- Robotframework
- Requests
NB: above dependencies are installed automatically when using pip to retrieve robotframework-jiraissueopener
Usage
Executed .robot file must expose mandatory variables such as:
- ${JIRA_PROJECT} Jira server api /issue/ url
- ${JIRA_PROJECT_ID} your project id. Retrievable from project settings. Example: 11805
- ${JIRA_ISSUE_TYPE}
issue_type: can be found on your jira settings. (How-to) Example: 10100
Example:
***Variables***
${JIRA_PROJECT} https://jira.myserver.com/rest/api/2/issue/
${JIRA_PROJECT_ID} 11888
${JIRA_ISSUE_TYPE} 10100
${JIRA_ISSUE_KEY} TEST
The listener arguments are:
username: your jira username
password: your jira password
Example
The following is an example based on the dummy data used in Usage
robot --listener "jiraissueopener;testusername;mycoolpassword" mytests.robot
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. Please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.