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Qase Integration in Behave

This guide demonstrates how to integrate Qase with Behave, providing instructions on how to add Qase IDs, fields and suites to your test cases.

Adding QaseID to a Test

To associate a QaseID with a test in Behave, use the @qase.id tag. This tag accepts a single integer representing the test's ID in Qase.

Example:

Feature: Example tests

  @qase.id:1
  Scenario: Example test
    Given I have a simple test
    When I run it
    Then it should pass

Adding Fields to a Test

The qase.fields tag allows you to add additional metadata to a test case. You can specify multiple fields to enhance test case information in Qase. In field values, underscores (_) should be used instead of spaces. The reporter will automatically replace all underscores with spaces.

System Fields:

  • description — Description of the test case.
  • preconditions — Preconditions for the test case.
  • postconditions — Postconditions for the test case.
  • severity — Severity of the test case (e.g., critical, major).
  • priority — Priority of the test case (e.g., high, low).
  • layer — Test layer (e.g., UI, API).

Example:

Feature: Example tests

  @qase.fields:{"description":"It_is_simple_test"}
  Scenario: Example test
    Given I have a simple test
    When I run it
    Then it should pass

Adding a Suite to a Test

To assign a suite or sub-suite to a test, use the qase.suite tag. It can receive a suite name, and optionally a sub-suite, both as strings.

Example:

Feature: Example tests

  @qase.suite:MySuite
  Scenario: Example test
    Given I have a simple test
    When I run it
    Then it should pass

  @qase.suite:MySuite||SubSuite
  Scenario: Example test
    Given I have a simple test
    When I run it
    Then it should pass

Ignoring a Test in Qase

To exclude a test from being reported to Qase (while still executing the test in Behave), use the qase.ignore tag. The test will run, but its result will not be sent to Qase.

Example:

Feature: Example tests

  @qase.ignore
  Scenario: Example test
    Given I have a simple test
    When I run it
    Then it should pass