Testing
Review automated test results for every app build version.
Testing shows you whether each build of an app passed its automated tests. Qore runs the tests on every build, keeps the result per version, and lets you open a full report. Open it from the app workspace's More menu → Testing.
The test runs
Each build version is listed newest-first with its result (passed or failed), a summary of how many cases ran (for example, 14 Passed · Total 14 Cases), and when it ran. The most recent build is marked Latest. Select View Report to open the full report for that version.
The test report
The report opens with the app name and the Version, the Commit it ran against, the Trigger (for example, OnBuild), when it was Generated, and the overall Result (for example, PASSED), followed by a summary of Total, Passed, Failed, Skipped, and Duration.
Below the summary, the results are broken out by suite — for example a frontend suite and a backend suite — each listing every test with its result, the file it lives in, the test name, and how long it took (for example, tests/App.test.tsx › renders without crashing, or app routes › GET /health returns 200 OK). Use Download to save the report.
If a build fails its tests
A run's result can be failed as well as passed. When it is, open View Report to see which suites and tests failed and where, then fix the app in the App Workspace — describe the fix, or forward a failing test to the build agent — and rebuild. A new build produces a new version with its own test run.
Don't publish a version whose tests failed — the published version is what your users get. Fix the failures, rebuild, and publish the passing version.
Why this matters
Testing tells you whether a version is safe to publish before you deploy it.
Results are per build version, so you can confirm the exact version you're about to publish.
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