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How to export the test coverage of individual epic/story from JIra software?

Naveen Kumar_l6u06y

How to export the test coverage of individual epic/story from Jira Software?

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Ollie Guan

Hi @Naveen Kumar ,

Welcome to the community 🍻

As far as I know, Jira does not have a statistical function of test coverage, unless you use some plug-ins, such as

Laura Holton _ACE Manchester_

Hi @Naveen Kumar 👋

Welcome to the Community! Echoing @Ollie Guan it may be worth visiting the Atlassian Marketplace and browse their apps for Jira Software.

Looking at Test Management tools you can view them all here for you: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=test%20management

I hope this helps but if you have any other questions just ask away 😃

All the best,

Laura

Noopur Varshney [AIO Tests]

Hi @Naveen Kumar

Are you using any test management app for creating and managing test cases?

If not, you can try AIO Tests - Test Management for Jira.

It comes with inbuilt traceability reports - Traceability Summary and Traceability Detailed. Once you link your stories and test cases, traceability reports can be easily generated.

The best part is - its free on Server!!

Traceability Detailed

traceability new.png

Traceability Summary

~Noopur

Naveen Kumar_l6u06y

Hi Noopur,

Thanks for the comment, We use Xray along with Jira. Please let me know the steps o export the test coverage of individual epic/story from JIra software. Please let me know if there is any to export test coverage in RESR API.

Naveen Kumar_l6u06y

Hi Laura,

Levente Szabo _Midori_

Hi @Naveen Kumar

I think you haven't mentioned what target format would you like to export your test coverage to?

Naveen kumar T S

Hi @Levente Szabo _Midori_ ,

I need the data of test coverage as number of issue, number of issues passed and number of issues failed. This data we need.

Bartłomiej Gorczyński

Here is my way:

1. Make list of all the issues linked to epic:
issue in linkedIssues("epic-123")

2. export result to notepad to have list like:
issue-123
issue-456
issue-789

3. use find/replace to have list like:
linkedIssues(issue-123),
linkedIssues(issue-456),
linkedIssues(issue-789)

4. in order to see test cases covering epic paste above list into query:
issue in (
linkedIssues(issue-123),
linkedIssues(issue-456),
linkedIssues(issue-789)
) and issuetype = Test

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