Test Run Detailed Analysis¶
The Detailed Analysis page in StandCloud provides a deep dive into the execution of a specific test plan. This view is essential for QA specialists and production managers to investigate failures, verify environmental conditions, and audit the testing process for a specific unit.
Accessing the Analysis Page¶
To access this page, navigate to the Test Runs table on the main dashboard and click on the specific Test Run Name you wish to investigate.
1. Test Run Metadata¶
At the top of the page, a detailed information card provides the administrative and environmental context for the test. This ensures full traceability of the hardware unit within the production facility.
The following fields are captured:
- ID: The unique system UUID for the test execution.
- Name: The specific test protocol applied.
- Date & Duration: The exact timestamp of the run and the total time elapsed.
- Batch: Information regarding the specific production batch (if applicable).
- Stand: The physical hardware stand where the unit was mounted.
- Process: The specific manufacturing process ID (e.g., Final Test).
- Location: The physical lab and building where the test occurred.
2. Test Execution Details¶
The Test Run section provides a hierarchical tree view of the test plan execution. This allows you to see not just the final result, but the outcome of every individual step and sub-test.
Navigating the Test Tree¶
The test plan is organized into logical groups (e.g., Temperature Testing, Humidity Testing, Protection Testing). You can expand these groups to view individual test cases.
Information Columns¶
For every step in the process, StandCloud displays:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Status | A green checkmark indicates a pass, while a red icon indicates a failure at that specific step. |
| Name | The description of the test case (e.g., "High temperature operation (+85°C)"). |
| Start | The exact time the specific step began. |
| Duration | How long that specific test case took to complete. |
| Message | Real-time log output or error messages. This is critical for diagnosing why a unit failed a specific environmental threshold. |
Diagnostic Logs¶
The Message column provides immediate feedback from the test stand. For example, it may display the start of a thermal cycle or specific sensor readings that triggered a failure. This level of detail allows Product Owners to distinguish between a hardware defect and a test stand calibration issue.