Test Results

Inside Allure TestOps the test results have following attributes which can be used with AQL for filtering.

Attribute	Description	Examples
`id`	Identifier	`id = 17` `id != 20` `id is 17` `id in [1, 2, 10]` `not id in [1, 2, 10]`
`name`	Name	`name is "my test result name"` `name = "my test result name"` `name ~= "result"` `name in ["my test result name", "second test"]`
`fullName`	Full name	`fullName is "test result full_name"` `fullName = "test result full_name"` `fullName ~= "full_name"` `fullName in ["test result full_name", "second test full name"]`
`testCase`	The test case	`testCase is "TC1"` `testCase in ["TC1", "TC2"]`
`status`	The status	`status is "failed"` `status = "broken"` `status != "passed"` `status in ["skipped", "unknown"]`
`category`	The category	`category is "IO Exception"` `category in ["timeouts", "network"]`
`tag`	Tags	`tag is "smoke"` `tag in ["fast", "smoke"]`
`issue`	Related issues	`issue = "AS-2"` `issue in ["AS-1", "AS-3"]`
`role`	Roles	`role["Owner"] = "user1"` `role["Manager"] in ["user1", "user2"]` `role["Owner"] is null // no users with the role Owner`
`member`	Search across all roles	`member in ["user1", "user2"]` `member = "user1" or member = "user2"`
`testedBy`	Tested by user	`testedBy is "John Vinchester"` `testedBy in ["Sam Vinchester", "Dean Vinchester"]`
`cf`	Custom fields. A composite attribute with a specific syntax, see examples	`cf["Epic"] = "Auth"` `cf["Story"] in ["Story 1", "Story 2"]` `cf["Epic"] is null // Epic hasn't been specified`
`cfv`	Custom field value, the search across all custom fields values	`cfv = "Auth"` `cfv in ["Story 1", "Story 2"]`
`ev`	Environment variables	`ev["OS"] = "Linux"` `ev["Browser"] in ["Safari", "Opera"]` `ev["Device"] is null // Device hasn't been specified`
`evv`	Search across all environment variable values	`evv = "Linux"` `evv in ["Safari", "Opera"]`
`layer`	The layer	`layer is "API"` `layer != "Web driver"` `layer = 7` `layer != null`
`muted`	Search for muted tests	`muted is false` `muted = true`
`launch`	The launch	`launch is "release-1.0"` `launch in ["release-2.0", "release-2.0"]`
`createdDate`	Time of creation	`createdDate < 1569430502709`
`createdBy`	The user who has created the test case	`createdBy is "admin"` `createdBy = "admin"` `createdBy ~= "adm"` `createdBy in ["admin", "owner"]`
`lastModifiedDate`	Last modified date.	`lastModifiedDate < 1569430502709`
`lastModifiedBy`	The user who has last modified a TestCase	`lastModifiedBy is "admin"` `lastModifiedBy = "admin"` `lastModifiedBy ~= "adm"` `lastModifiedBy in ["admin", "owner"]`
`hidden`	Check whether the test result is hidden	`hidden is false` `hidden = true`

Real world examples

    // not deleted, not muted test results with an Epic Auth and no feature or with Epic Security
    hidden is false and muted is false
    and (
     cf["Epic"] = "Auth" and cf["Feature"] is null or cf["Epic"] = "Security"
    )

    // Tested by current user on Safari or Opera browsers
    testedBy = currentUser() and ev["Browser"] in ["Safari", "Opera"]

    // release_1.0 launch test results with tag smoke
    launch = "release_1.0" and tag = "smoke"

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