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Testing specific metrics can be viewed via a variety of gadgets that are found in the Gadget Gallery. Since Zephyr for Jira uses a standard Jira issue-type, many out-of-the-box gadgets can be used. The following testing-specific gadgets are available:

Open a dashboard, click on "Add Gadget" and search for "Zephyr" or click on "Other" in the list on the left to find all the testing related gadgets. Once added to a dashboard, they can be customized to provide detailed test metrics for any project and version.

A pre-created dashboard with these metrics is available by default and can be accessed from the "Test Metrics" menu item of the top-level "Tests" menu. An administration configuration can make that menu item point to any specific pre-created dashboard.

Test Distribution

The Test Distribution gadget displays totals of tests that have been created for a particular Project-Version combination. The Version here is the "Fixed Version".

The gadget can be customized by selecting the "Edit" option in the top right corner of the gadget. The Title, Project and Version can be changed. Test Distribution data can be grouped either by Component or User. The Refresh Interval can also be modified.

Testcase Execution

The Test Execution gadget displays totals of tests that have been executed for a particular Project-Version combination. The Version here is the "Fixed Version". This can be customized to show the data grouped either by Test Cycles, Components or Users.

The gadget can be customized by selecting the "Edit" option in the top right corner of the gadget. The Title, Project and Version can be changed. Test Execution data can be grouped by Test Cycle, Component or User. The Refresh Interval can also be modified.

Top Defects Impacting Testing

This is a very useful metric that provides critical and impactful information about which defects are currently holding up the maximum number of tests from passing. This gives project teams a clear indication of which issues they should be focusing their energies on in order to move testing forward. This can also provide a view into how resolving defects have impacted testing.

This gadget can be customized to show 5/10/15 top defects for any project-version combination as well as picking one or more statuses of the defect.

Test Execution Burndown

This metric tracks the progress of a test cycle, providing valuable information regarding how many tests are still unexecuted, the current system date, what the average rate of execution will be and extrapolating to when the projected date of completion would be based on the current rate which gives you the expected completion date.

The formulas used to calculate the average rate of execution and the expected completion date are below:

Average rate of execution calculation: Total number of executed testcases of a cycle / number of days since the execution started.
Expected completion date calculation: [Total unexecuted testcases / average rate of execution] days + current system date.

The metric can be customized via the “Edit” button.

Test Execution Details

This gadget fetches data based on a saved ZQL search (i.e. a test execution filter) or a free-form ZQL query.

The metrics can be customized via the "Edit" button where you can search for and select a saved filter or type in the ZQL query right there.

Test Execution Assignment

This gadget shows the test execution statuses arranged per assignee of the executions.

The gadget can be customized via the Edit button on the top-right. Dashboard owners can pick the project, version, and cycle with executions and assignments to be displayed. This gadget can be displayed in either pie or tabular formats.

Test Execution Distribution

This gadget shows the test execution distribution arranged by project and version. This can be further filtered to include only a set of components in the executions.

The gadget can be customized via the Edit button on the top-right. Dashboard owners can pick the project, version, and components with execution numbers to be displayed. This gadget can be displayed in either pie or tabular formats. Adding a component to the display will show a breakdown of the cycles with executions in the project and version that have those components as part of them. Other executions will not appear.

Test Execution Progress

This gadget shows the test execution status breakdown for a single or multiple cycle. The amounts will be added together if multiple cycles are selected.

The gadget can be customized via the Edit button on the top-right. Dashboard owners can pick the project, version, and cycle(s) be counted and displayed. This gadget can be displayed in either pie or tabular formats.

Test Sessions

A list displaying a list of test sessions involved in Zephyr for Jiraand capture.

The gadget can be customized by selecting the “Edit” option in the top right corner. The user can select options to view sessions by assignees, projects, or statuses.

Test Execution Time Tracking by Cycle

Gadget displaying the Test Execution Estimated and Logged Time distributed for the selected Test cycles.

The gadget can be displayed in either a grouped bar chart or a tabular chart.

The gadget can be customized by selecting the “Edit option in the top right corner. The user can select options to view the time tracking for cycles by selecting the project, version, cycle, folder, and chart type.