Jira Integrated TESTaide Features
- Jakob Roseke (Deactivated)
Before continuing with this guide, please ensure that Jira has been integrated and configured correctly, for more information regarding the Jira integration, refer to the Jira Integration Configuration guide.
TESTaide allows for integration with Jira where users can add defects & requirements to test cases after they have been executed, making it quick and easy to classify where issues are located within your tested project. The defects are
Requirements
Requirements are attached to the project in the creation process or later when editing a project. The are connected to project requirements that have been created in Jira and should be attached with the Jira issue ID key.
Defects
Defects can be added to a test case after it has been executed, for more information on how to defects can be added, please refer to the Register Defects section of Test Execution Management.
After a defect has been created, the defect and a requirement will be listed on the ‘Defect List’ & ‘Requirement List’ pages respectively for the project that contains the defective test case. The table below provides further information on the different fields of defects & requirements.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|---|
Defects & Requirements | Key | This is the Jira issue key of the defect/requirement registered on the Jira website. |
Summary | Name of the defect/requirement registered with Jira. | |
Status | The current Jira workflow status of the issue | |
Created | The date of creation for the Jira issue | |
Assignee | The current assignee that is listed for the defect issue | |
Reporter | The reporter of the defect issue | |
Requirements only | Test Case | The test case associated with the requirement with showing PASS or FAIL |
Defect | The defects associated with the requirement |