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Test-Reports-and-Analysis

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Test Reports

Comprehensive test reports are a crucial aspect of your testing process, providing valuable insights into your test executions. Qyrus Device Farm offers detailed reports that offer a wealth of information to help you assess the quality of your application. Here's what you can expect from these reports:

Upon the completion of test executions, the detailed reports include:

  1. Device Vitals:

    • Vital performance metrics of the devices used in the test.

    • Information about resource usage, CPU, memory, and more.

  2. Appium Logs:

    • Logs from the Appium server that provide context on the automation process.

    • Debugging information, steps executed, and potential errors.

  3. Device Logs:

    • Logs from the device itself, offering insights into its behavior during the test.

    • Device-specific information and system-level events.

  4. Video Evidence:

    • Video recordings of the entire test session.

    • Visual evidence of the test execution, showcasing user interactions and application behavior.

Steps to View Reports

  • To view the reports, click on show details.

  • Once inside the report, it is broken down in to multiple tabs.

  • A summary of the session information is provided.

Note: The button highlighted will send a copy of the report by email.

  • Click on the Envelope icon.

  • Enter an email in the field.

  • If you wish to have multiple emails you can comma separate them.

  • Click “Send”

  • Information about the device is provided such as the operating system, screen resolution, ram, and CPU.

Viewing Device Vitals

  • Click on the “Device Vitals” tab to view a graphical representation of CPU, memory and network usage matching the session time.

Note: Device vitals for iOS will be displayed only on a Mac system.


Accessing Logs, Screenshots & Video

  • Click on the “Device Logs” tab to view the logs for the entire session.

  • Click on the “Screenshots” tab to view all of the screenshots taken during the session. If you did not take any screenshots, this area will be blank.

  • Click “Play Video” to view a recording of the actions that were performed on the device.

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