Most artifacts in Qase can be uniquely identified.

For example, look at the URL of this defect - [1] https://app.qase.io/defect/QD/view/227

Here, QD is the project's code, and 227 is the defect's Id.

Similarly, the URL - [3] https://appcf.qase.io/run/QD/dashboard/1142 will direct you to the test run with the ID 1144.

Let's look at how you can identify these Ids, for projects, cases, suites, runs, and defects.

Each project in Qase is assigned a unique Project Code, which consists of 2 to 10 characters and may include both letters and numbers.

The Project Code is generated when the project is created, but it can be modified later from the project’s settings.

Please be cautious when changing the project code, as it may disrupt any existing integrations with API reporters.

You can also find the project code in the URL whenever you are within a project.

The suite, and case id in the URL👇

The Run Id in the URL 👇

The Plan Id in the URL 👇

The Defect Id in the URL 👇

You can fetch all custom fields for a particular entity (case/run/defect) using this public endpoint: https://developers.qase.io/reference/get-custom-fields

Generate a token from https://app.qase.io/user/api/token.

Throughout the app, the case id prefixed with the project code can be used to search the repository, reviews page, test plans and test runs.

# repository

# reviews

# test plans

# test runs