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Jira gadget for displaying Test Pass/Fail for a specific Test Plan

North Reading
February 2, 2022

I would like to add to our Jira dashboard a gadget that displays the pass/fail for tests from a specific test plan. Where I could select the passed test and navigate to the test and see its status.  I can find a gadget that tracks test via the test set but not the test plan.

Also, if thie gadget exist I would also like to know it it can be displayed as a burn down chart.

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North Reading
February 9, 2022

Is there a way that I can modify the Overall Test Results gadget to display the most recnt pass/fail for test cases belonging to a particular test plan?  

I used this query issuetype = Test AND TestRunStatus in (FAIL, PASS, TODO, EXECUTING, ABORTED) but I seem to get the status of the test execution file and not the individual test.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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February 2, 2022

Welcome to the Community!

Most of the test management apps for Jira I know of provide a range of gadgets and reports for this sort of thing.

But you've not mentioned which one you are using (or how you've got everything set up for Jira to handle test plans, or even if it's a remote system), so there's not a lot we can do to help you.

(It won't be a burn down though, unless you are treating your test team as a scrum team, or their testing is done, as it should be, as part of the development sprints)