I have added the Test Runs Summary xray widget to my JIRA Dashboard.
The results are shown - but there is no timestamp at all, so you have no idea when the run was executed. Is there any way to show the run time?
The "Test Runs Summary gadget" aggregates test runs, showing thereforece the counts only; it's not a list of Test Runs. Currently, this gadget doesn't provide drill-down/expand capabilities. If this is something that may be useful to you, please reach out Xray support team asking for this improvement. I'm not sure exactly how that would be implemented, but that is a question that the PO has to analyze.
Meanwhile, uou should use the Test Run List gadget instead, and include the "Started on" and "Finished on" field on the gadget configuration.
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Sorry if this is a dumb question. I'm still a somewhat novice dev.
I'm interested in creating a holistic view that shows the current status of every airflow job my team maintains. The point would be to simplify the view rather than having the user go into the Airflow UI to check the status. I would be interested in something along the lines of a front-end webpage that has a list of each of the DAGs and kind of a progress bar whose length depends on the number of tasks for each DAG. If a task is currently running, it would be light-green, solid green for success and red for failures. Similar to the Airflow UI but a lot simpler. I would also want the home view to show the current day with a left and right arrow to go through each day if the user is interested. Essentially it would be a airflow monitoring system for less technical users.
What would be a good way to go about this?
I'm also open to any other solutions anyone may have come up that could help with simplify monitoring a large amount of airflow jobs.
Kind of looking for some folks to help me brainstorm. Not sure if Stack is the right place for it. :)
I'll be the developer of this app so no need to pull punches as far as the technical end goes.
Currently, I'm thinking of using a standard web app where the screen will be populated by a log that I'll keep in a backend database that gets populated by a function that gets called whenever a task concludes within a DAG. The view will always show current day and whichever DAGs are scheduled to run during that day with whatever their progress is.
Airflow allows creating plugins to expose web views with FlaskAppBuilder, so you can create a view and add whatever you want in it, then add it to the Airflow UI.
I am using POST /api/v2/import/execution/robot to import my Robot Framework test results to Jira/Xray. I use robot tags to identify which Xray test executions I want to update. Problem is, that in robot file I want the test case name to be "Example" and in Xray I want the name to be "Real deal". When I POST my test executions to Jira, it automatically updates the tickets summary as follows:
XXX updated the Summary 30 minutes ago
Real deal -> Example.
So the ticket name changed, and I don't want that.
How can I stop this from happening?
Read through the documentation and tried to google, but can't find anything related.
From my understanding, and to clarify, you're using Xray on Jira Cloud.
Currently, the behaviour is non-configurable. For the time being, the only solution would be to change "Example" to "Real deal"; I would avoid having different names in RF side and on Jira side.
Finally, my other recommendation would be to reach out to Xray support team asking for an improvement, so that the team can analyze your need.
I'm trying to understand the workflow and how to think when working with Power BI.
I'm trying to create the visual side of a logging framework using azure application insights and log analytics in the background.
What I got stuck on right now is using a visualization for different table structures.
Scenario:
So lets say I have an integration workflow that is compiled of different components (starts at one endpoint, being processed and sent to destination endpoint), and this workflow is used in parallel depending on the endpoints.
Visualization:
A ----> (integration process) -----> B
C ----> (integration process) -----> D
A <---- (integration process) <----- B
C <---- (integration process) <----- D
In this process I'm logging traces and exceptions for each workflow for example.
And lets say I have extracted the power BI query from log analytics to import the data into Power BI.
Now as you can see above I have an "Send" and "Receive" flow for both sets of endpoints per parallel integration so to speak and I want to be able to pair these per report in Power BI.
Problem:
So then to my problem for now;
Let's say I want to put a doughnut chart with total amount sent AND received messages.
Also when clicking on the different parts of the chart I want to change the containing data and also the structure of the single table in the same report.
What I'm struggling with is using a table to display the content of two workflows that are related to each other in the sense of being a "Sent and received" visualization of the integration, but don't have any hard drawn relations to each other in code.
I was reading something about a switch statement but I thought i'd ask the question here to learn "the way of thinking" when using Power BI.
Hope I made my problem clear by the description above, if I forgot anything please ask and I'll do my best to try to further explain what I'm asking for.
EDIT:
Ok so regarding the feedback i got of the question being to broad, does it help i i would say i want to be able to switch everything in a Table (that is: all columns and values), by a clickable slicer for example.
why i'm trying to achieve is something similar to this, but for a table view:
Youtube Link:
Using SWITCH True Logic In Power BI - DAX Concepts
Do i select the content of a table with a measure-query or do i have to do any other special fix to get this to work?
Hope this clarify the problem i'm working on.
If you are looking to switch between two entirely different tables, I'd recommend using buttons to toggle between different bookmarks which show/hide different visuals.
Check out the documentation for bookmarks and buttons for more detailed information and come back if you get stuck and have more specific questions.
I'm trying to create a report that includes the number of days a task has been in a particular status. Any ideas/suggestions would be appreciated.
There is no way to do this inherently in Workfront. You can build something through the API that runs these calculations there are also partners you can work with to build something.
atappstore also has something they have already built here
http://store.atappstore.com/index.php/product/sla-package/
I'm implementing google analytics experiment in my website. There are certain queries and doubts I have. Please have a look:
Can we implement two experiment with a same page at a time ? Because to doing this, I'll have to put two experiment code in my original script and its giving me some warnings.
My case is I want to implement A/B Test Variation on two button (iOS App Download and Android App Download) at my website landing page. For this, I've create two goals for each button (Goals are linked with events that I've placed with both button clicked events).
Now for experiment, I've created experiment and selected goal and placed the experiment code at appropriate place.
What about 2nd experiment for other goal ? and how should I create it ?
I hope you clear my concern.
Below is one warning I'm getting while creating one experiment:
Note: Two experiment variations do not appear in the table. More information
The following 2 experiment variations have had no sessions.
I've checked url and everything, but not getting any clue.
Please suggest.
Thanks.
I don't fully understand the warning and the structure of your experiments, but in general you shouldn't create 2 experiments for the same page through the "normal" experiments panel.
For this kind of situations, it is much better to use the Google Content Experiments API (Client-side or Server-side). It is a little more difficult to configure, but allows for several tests in the same page, among other advantages.
If you don't want to do this "complex" configuration, you could use some paid solution like Optimizely or VWO (they include multivariate tests, which could be better for your use case than A/B tests).