Marcin Żurawiecki Atlassian Partner

Mark, Thank you for your reply. You could also try to contact each support team directly to experience the service by yourself. Yes, you can create these empty "dummy" Test Cases to update them with test results, so in fact, you don't have to import all test results, but only the ones added to the Test Plan as Test Cases.…

Hello @Mark Bentsen! I am the product owner of TestFLO and I have to admit that you did a really great job here! Thank you for including our add-on in your review. We appreciate the feedback. However, I'd like to discuss and ask about a few things: * How did you evaluate the support services of each add-on? * The thing…

Hello Jacques, Actually you could try to implement some testing practices in pure Jira, but probably you'll find it cumbersome and not that user-friendly. The best way is to use a dedicated test management app. You'll quite a few interesting solutions on the Atlassian Marketplace. You can try our add-on - TestFLO - Test…

Hello @Oksana Astakhova You may also try our TestFLO add-on. Latest 7.0 version includes a mutli-level folder structure test repository, that allows test categorization in any easy way. You'll find the app here - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211393/testflo-test-management-for-jira If you are interested in a demo…

Hello Le, You can get all the data from the issue using /rest/api/2/issue/{issueIdOrKey}. This method will return a JSON file and the Steps field will also be included in it. Kind regards, Marcin, TestFLO Team

Hello Kansas City Community! Just wanted to give you another solution for test management apart from the big ones. You can try out TestFLO, which supports end to end traceability between tests, requirements and defect, but also is quite flexible, you can even establish different testing processes for different Jira…

Hello Steven, What kind of test management app are you using? Is it TestFLO? The concept with Test Plans and sub-task Test Cases sounds familiar :) Kind regards, Marcin, TestFLO Team

Hello Karthik, Test Case Templates give you the reusability for your tests, because you can create mutliple Test Cases (Test Case is an executable copy of a Test Case Template) across different Test Plans. However you don't need to use Test Case Templates at all. Simply create the Test Case as a sub-task under a Test Plan.…

Anthony, Using Jira and Confluence without any test management add-ons can be cumbersome. You can read the articles about establishing TM in Jira, that I've written: * Test Management in Jira * 4 reasons to use a Jira app as your test management tool Maybe you'll find some useful informations there. Kind regards, Marcin

Hello Anthony, Do you know which (if any) test management plugin for Jira does your company use? Kind regards, Marcin

Hello Lenny, Which test management plugin are you using? Kind regards, Marcin

Hello, There is a lot test management plugins for Jira like Adaptavist Test Management, Xray or Zephyr. We are also developing one of them - TestFLO and it also allows to import your test cases from TestLink to Jira. We encourage you to try it out. The Marketplace is yours to explore :) Kind regards, Marcin

No problem David, If my answer has solved your problem you can accept it, so that other members of the community see it on the list :-)

Hello @David Lo, Did you map your 'completed' statuses to the Done column of your board? That can be done in the configuration of the board > columns. Kind regards, Marcin

Hello @Sumit Talwar I work in this, let's say orthodox version of Scrum i.e. all features of the framework included. Here are my thoughts on your problems: 1) If you want to make it right, you have to reestimate your stories after all the splitting and defining the details is done. Now you have full information about what…

Of course, that's crystal clear :)

Hello @bryanradke, We are working in Scrum framework for a while and we had similar problems. For example some members of our team couldn't work for 100% of their time in the project or we couldn't predict the hot fixes that just had to be done during the sprint. It seems that those things can affect your sprint estimation…

Hi @Greg Flinn, Please see this kb: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/resolutions-are-not-set-225122076.html Kind regards, Marcin

Hi Miles, In this case it's true - this article has nothing to do with Confluence. But it's great to know, that I can cross-post this kind of articles to Jira! Thanks for the information. Kind regards, Marcin

Hi Ken, Let me first ask if I get your desired process right. 1. A manager creates an issue with the information about the refund type. 2. Someone reviews this issue and based on this information creates another issues for the refund. 3. The refund issue is processed by right refund team. Considering the above, I would…

If it's a general rule, that those external users can see their issues (assigned to them) only, you can configure your permission scheme for this project and give Browse projects permission to Current assignee. Of course you have to remember to give Assignable User permission for those external users and any additional…

Hello Exactly which operations cause the slow down? Which version of the add-on do you use? I also encourage you to create a ticket at Intenso support, so we can analyze your case in more detail. Kind regards, Marcin, TestFLO Team

Hello Stu, You can use issue links to connect Epics with each other, but I guess this solution isn't the one you are looking for as it doesn't create a real structure. Have you considered to use a standard issue type for PoC projects and a subtask issue type for tasks performed for each project? This way you would have a…

Hello Viktor, Check this article on creating/editing issue links: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-use-rest-api-to-add-issue-links-in-jira-issues-939932271.html Hope it helps. Kind regards, Marcin

Hello Łukasz! Of course you can update the status of your Test Case using Jira REST API. The thing is, you have to include the whole structure of this custom field and not only the desired cell. JSON file should look like this: {"fields":{ "customfield_10106": { "header": { "number": 0, "columns": [ { "number": 1, "name":…

Hi Brian, It's hard to tell what is the cause of this 404 error. Please sign up for InTENSO Service Desk and create a new ticket. We will take care of this issue right away. You can also contact us at plugins@intenso.com.pl Kind regards, Marcin Żurawiecki The InTENSO Team