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Combined Report to include test runs from the child folders #1192

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tikolakin opened this issue Jan 6, 2025 · 3 comments
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Combined Report to include test runs from the child folders #1192

tikolakin opened this issue Jan 6, 2025 · 3 comments
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enhancement new feature request, improvement, enhancement reporting reports, public, private, sharing test run, test report, results, test data

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Combined report doesn't include test runs that are in a nested folders.

Describe the solution you'd like
Combined report should include test runs from the child folders

Describe alternatives you've considered
Currently the only way to see a combined report is to expand all folders and select test runs for a combined reports.
Yet checkboxes are available only on the main runs page view. Which is too many repeatable clicks

Additional context
By implementing it I can significantly reduce time to gather report. 1 click vs 2 mins clicks.
This is a quite frustrating on busy days ..

@tikolakin tikolakin added the enhancement new feature request, improvement, enhancement label Jan 6, 2025
@poliarush poliarush added the reporting reports, public, private, sharing test run, test report, results, test data label Jan 6, 2025
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poliarush commented Jan 6, 2025

@tikolakin

  • how many nested folders do you have in root folder?
  • how how many runs in nested folders?
  • how deep is your nested structure in runs?
  • when you're going to use combined report how many runs do you compare?
  • what is you have hundreds of runs for combined report? I don't think it will be usable

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@littlefrontender do we need backend support to get all runs from nested folders to get to combined reports?

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tikolakin commented Jan 6, 2025

  1. we have 3 levels, but 2 levels is enough, like parent -> parent -> child -> test run. We are interested in "parent -> child -> test run" bit
  2. it depends, from 1 to 1 hundred. But the current use case is each child has from 1 to 5 test runs. And we have ~ child folders. So 10-25 test runs in question
  3. 3 levels max, there are some exceptions. But 3 is manageable enough
  4. 10-25
  5. Exactly, we are not interested in hundreds of test runs, that's why we opt into folders.

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