Is it possible to create a review without using svn/git
Looking to leverage the approval flow without having to create a repository
A differential revision is created from a diff. You will need to have a diff submitted first from which you can create a revision for review.
It is possible to sumit a raw diff by calling arc diff --raw and piping the diff to it.
One example git diff | arc diff --raw will create a diff in phabricator that you can then create a revision from.
So - If you aren't using git you need a way to send in the code diff to arc diff --raw
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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 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.
I'm attempting to create a report that is based off the current date. So, for example, creating a line graph that shows total work for all resources for the next 2 months. It would be very similar to the resource overview dashboard, but it wouldn't be pulling in data from the entire project.
The 'Resource Usage' view below has been very helpful, as it would be visual aids based on the hour allocations below.
We can create a graph like the one below in the reporting module, I would like the graph to only look at the next 2 months (instead of the entire project duration).
The goal is to look at capacity and future work allocation to easily look at resource availability to aid in assigning future tasks.
Thoughts? Tips? Advice?
You should be able to use the built-in Report capability in MS Project 2016. Try modifying the Progress Versus Cost chart in the Cost Overview report.
I am looking for a feature in Apache JMeter. I need the equivalent feature that I use with MicroFocus LoadRunner called "User-Defined Data Point Graphs".
From LR User Guide
The User-Defined Data Point graphs display the values of user-defined data points. You define a
data point in your Vuser script by inserting an lr_user_data_point function at the appropriate place
In pratice I want to use "JSR223 PostProcessor" and via code add values to a time serie. This time serie will be plotted on time based graph. In LR with line of code
lr_user_data_point ("data_point_1",1);
The UI shows a new data serie on plot that can be used as additional report (generate plot, median, table, etc...).
Thanks
Vincenzo
No there is no such feature in JMeter.
You can request an enhancement but ensure you explain:
What is the aim of this feature ?
What benefits it brings
See:
https://jmeter.apache.org/issues.html
Edit on 3 august 2018:
In upcoming JMeter 5.0, it will be possible to graph over time custom variables. See https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=62166
at this point there are three possible solution:
Open a new feature request as suggested by #UBIKLOADPACK
Develop a JMeter plugins using TestBean framework as described into link
Export a time-series to Grafana (or similar) using BackEnd Listener
Regards
I'm experimenting with YouTrack 6.5 and I want to output bi-directional Reported vs. Resolved diagram like in Youtrack Help Pages.
When I try to plot the diagram I can see reported tickets but completed tickets are missing.
As far as I understand, tickets states should have particular values like New, Resolved, or Reopen. But what if tickets have other possible values: (Open, Done) instead of (New and Resolved) in our working process?
Is there a way to map these states?
Please check that State values that are supposed to be resolved (Done and others) are marked as Resolved (Project -> target project -> Edit -> Fields -> State -> Done, check Resolved option).