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Test ManagementScript MappingDashboard tab

Dashboard tab

The Dashboard tab of the Script Mapping screen (/script-mapping?tab=dashboard) turns your mappings into reportable numbers. It is where Script Mapping opens.

Script Mapping Dashboard tab: four stat cards, the Sync Status Breakdown bar with four status cards, and Quick Actions

Four stat cards head the tab — Total Test Cases, Mapped (with coverage %), Unmapped, and Sync Health (synced mappings ÷ all mappings) — followed by a Sync Status Breakdown bar with a drill-down card per status, and a Quick Actions row.

Dashboard stat cards: 50 total test cases, 44 mapped (88%), 6 unmapped, 96% sync health

The Sync Status Breakdown bar is split by status colour, with one card per status underneath:

Sync Status Breakdown: stacked bar plus Synced, Script Updated, Script Missing and Case Updated cards with counts

Hover the info icon on a status card to see what that status means and what to do about it:

Tooltip on the Script Updated card explaining that the script file was modified on disk after mapping

Click a status card to drill into the mappings in that state (click it again to close the list). The list is titled Synced Mappings, Scripts Changed on Disk, Missing Script Files or Test Cases Updated After Mapping, with an item count. Each row shows the test case, its priority, the script path, the test name, a short reason (for the three warning states) and when it was last synced:

Case Updated card expanded into a list of test cases updated after mapping, with script paths, reasons and last-synced times

The Quick Actions row has three buttons:

ButtonWhat it does
Check Sync StatusRe-scans every mapping against the files on disk (see below).
View Mapped Test CasesSwitches to the Mapped Test Cases tab.
View Unmapped Test CasesSwitches to the Map Test Cases tab, where the unmapped cases are listed.
Quick Actions row: Check Sync Status, View Mapped Test Cases and View Unmapped Test Cases

Mappings don’t re-validate themselves on every page load. Use Check Sync Status in the Dashboard’s Quick Actions to re-scan all mappings against the current state of the files on disk: a mapping whose script file no longer exists becomes Script Missing, one whose file content changed since it was last synced becomes Script Updated, and a mapping checked for the first time (or whose missing file is back) is marked Synced. A check never clears an existing Case Updated or Script Updated warning; those stay until someone re-syncs the mapping (Re-sync or Mark Synced on the Mapped Test Cases tab). A “Sync check completed” toast confirms the run. Run it after a code change, a refactor, or whenever the health numbers look out of date.