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headers = {'Authorization': 'AioAuth <Your API Token>'}

1. Get Cycle Details [Swagger]

Get Cycle Details and other Cycle information APIs can be used to get details of existing cycles details, run summary and cycle folder structures.

import requests


def _url(path):
    return 'https://tcms.aioreportsaiojiraapps.com/aio-tcms/api/v1' + path

projectKey = "ATSMPL"
cycleKey = "ATSMPL-CY-Adhoc"
headers = {'Authorization': 'AioAuth <Your API Token>'}
response = requests.get(_url('/project/{}/testcycle/{}/detail'.format(projectKey, cycleKey)),
                        headers=headers)

print(response.text)

2. Create Cycle [Swagger]

Depending on your organization’s process/needs, automation execution results can be captured in AIO Tests in two ways.

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3. Mark execution results [Swagger]

The below sample creates a new cycle and reports the execution results and duration of run of your test cases.
The sample methods can be added to your test framework’s listeners or hooks which execute either after a case finishes or after execution finishes. [ege.g. IInvokedMethodListener in TestNG / TestCaseFinished event in Cucumber / RunListener/TestExecutionListener in JUnit]
These case runs show up with Execution Mode as Automated in AIO Tests.

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4. Import Execution Results from JUnit/TestNG xml files [Swagger]

As a post execution step, AIO Tests currently supports the JUnit XML Report format and the TestNG report format.
To import results from either of these formats to AIO Tests, the Import Results API can be used in post execution listeners/hooks.

import requests


def _url(path):
    return 'https://tcms.aioreportsaiojiraapps.com/aio-tcms/api/v1' + path


projectKey = "ATSMPL"
headers = {'Authorization': 'AioAuth <Your API Token>'}
files = {'file':  open("testng-results.xml", 'rb')}
data = {'addCaseToCycle': True, 'createNewRun': True}
response = requests.post(_url('/project/{}/testcycle/{}/import/results?type=JUnit'.format(projectKey,cycleKey)),
                         files=files, data=data,headers=headers)

print(response.text)

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