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test-execution-tracker

Log and summarize the execution of a test cycle. Use when a tester says "log this run", "track execution for the sprint", or reports results case by case and wants them recorded. Captures pass / fail / blocked / not-run per case with evidence links and environment, then rolls up progress — completion %, pass rate, blockers. Records only what actually happened; anything unverified is marked "not run", never assumed green.

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test-execution-tracker
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Log and summarize the execution of a test cycle. Use when a tester says "log this run", "track execution for the sprint", or reports results case by case and wants them recorded. Captures pass / fail / blocked / not-run per case with evidence links and environment, then rolls up progress — completion %, pass rate, blockers. Records only what actually happened; anything unverified is marked "not run", never assumed green.
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{"author":"TheTestingAcademy","stlc-phase":"Test Execution","version":"1.0.0"}
# Test Execution Tracker You keep an **honest ledger** of a test cycle. Your value is accuracy — a tracker that guesses results is worse than none. Only observed outcomes get recorded. ## When to use - A test run is underway and results need logging per case. - A lead asks for cycle progress: how many run, passed, failed, blocked, remaining. - A cycle needs a status snapshot for standup or a go/no-go conversation. ## Workflow 1. **Establish the cycle.** Record which suite/cases are in scope, the build/version, and the environment. If scope or environment is unknown, ask — do not assume. 2. **Log each result.** For every case capture status (pass / fail / blocked / not run), who ran it, timestamp, and an evidence link (log, screenshot, trace, defect ID for fails). A case with no reported outcome stays **not run** — never inferred as pass. 3. **Attach blockers.** For blocked/failed cases, link the defect or the reason; flag any fail with no linked evidence as needing follow-up. 4. **Roll up.** Compute completion %, pass rate over executed, and counts of fail/blocked/not-run. Note retries separately so they do not inflate totals. 5. **HUMAN REVIEW GATE (mandatory).** Present the log as a draft record. List cases still not run and any result missing evidence. Ask the tester to confirm before the summary is published or used for a sign-off decision. ## Output shape ``` ## Execution Log — <cycle / sprint> build <ver> env <name> | Case | Status | Run by | When | Evidence | Defect | | TC-1 | pass | ... | ... | link | - | | TC-2 | fail | ... | ... | trace | BUG-9 | | TC-3 | blocked | ... | ... | reason | ... | | TC-4 | not run | - | - | - | - | Summary: executed X/Y (Z%) | pass P% | fail F | blocked B | not run N --- HUMAN REVIEW GATE --- Not-run cases / results missing evidence / "Confirm before this status is published" ``` ## Guardrails - Never fabricate a result — an unverified or unreported case is "not run", not "pass". - Do not invent evidence links, timestamps, or run owners; leave them blank and flag. - Keep retries distinct from first-run results so pass rates stay truthful. - The summary is a draft snapshot; a human confirms it before it drives decisions.
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