Retrieves a single test set in the system
To access this REST web service, you need to use the following URL (make sure to replace any parameters (eg {project_id}) with the relevant value (eg 1):
The JSON and XML examples below show the shape of one entry that will be returned. It does not show an example of how that entry will be populated.
{"TestSetId":null,
"IndentLevel":null,
"TestSetStatusId":0,
"CreatorId":null,
"OwnerId":null,
"CreatorGuid":null,
"OwnerGuid":null,
"ReleaseId":null,
"ReleaseGuid":null,
"AutomationHostId":null,
"TestRunTypeId":null,
"RecurrenceId":null,
"Name":null,
"Description":null,
"CreationDate":"0001-01-01T00:00:00",
"LastUpdateDate":"0001-01-01T00:00:00",
"PlannedDate":null,
"ExecutionDate":null,
"CountPassed":null,
"CountFailed":null,
"CountCaution":null,
"CountBlocked":null,
"CountNotRun":null,
"CountNotApplicable":null,
"CreatorName":null,
"OwnerName":null,
"ProjectName":null,
"TestSetStatusName":null,
"ReleaseVersionNumber":null,
"RecurrenceName":null,
"TestSetFolderId":null,
"EstimatedDuration":null,
"ActualDuration":null,
"IsAutoScheduled":false,
"IsDynamic":false,
"DynamicQuery":null,
"TestConfigurationSetId":null,
"BuildExecuteTimeInterval":null,
"ProjectId":0,
"ProjectGuid":null,
"ArtifactTypeId":0,
"ConcurrencyDate":"0001-01-01T00:00:00",
"CustomProperties":null,
"IsAttachments":false,
"Tags":null,
"Guid":null}