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Ha ha great content Fares!
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Hi @Andy Heinzer , thank you so much for assisting us with this issue.
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Hi @IT Community , My name is Peter, and I'm part of the AgileTest team. First of all, I would like to apologize for any inconvenience it might cause you. I have discussed this with our team and has resolved this issue a while ago. Could you please kindly check if this issue occurs again? To assist you better, you can find…
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💃🕺Thank you all for your kind words 😊, We at DevSamurai always strive to move ProScheduler forward and constantly improve to better meet our users’ needs. To learn how ProScheduler aligns with your business, don't hesitate to book a demo with our team: https://teamboard.cloud/teamboard-demo-request/ , or contact us via…
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Thank you @Whitney Nicholes , it is such an informative piece!!! From this article, what specific strategies does your own team use to ensure that your apps remain relevant and useful to your customers as their needs evolve everyday?
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🍻🍂 Last year we at DevSamurai had a blast joining #apptoberfest2023. I'm glad we're participating in 2024 events as well. Brace yourself guys 🍻🍂
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Hi @Johhnny_NFR , Thank you for your question. The language option applies to generating test steps in different languages as well. Your Jira Admin can set this language option for AI Generation. For more detail, you can read it here -> Release Guide.
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Hi @Johhnny_NFR , * AgileTest is currently free to use right now and has been planned to become a paid app soon in Quarter 3, 2024. * Plus, AgileTest is a Jira plugin so it strictly follows the Jira pricing plan, we guarantee there are no hidden fees or any additional charges that go uninformed besides the flat fee that is…
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Hi @ehkim210 , You might want to opt to AgileTest, You can add an attachment to a test execution's test case and their steps at the bottom of the board and at each step as well. The attachments are displayed and categorized as global (to the whole test case) and step level as well. Plus, AgileTest is a Jira plugin so you…
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Hi @Michelle Le - DevSamurai , You can definitely set up a saved filter for your user to view all the completed tickets: * Go to the "Issues" section in Jira * Click on the "Filter" button * In the "JQL" field, enter the following query: assignee = currentUser() AND status = DONE
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Hi @Martin Karlsson Might I suggest opting to AgileTest. The Dashboard widget used is tracking Test Execution (Test Run) and supports both manual and automated testing.
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@neha jagwani Comparing between these two, I think Xray is ok for automation. But regarding your case, I suggest you look into this app AgileTest. It is great for manual testing, ad-hoc, etc. Our team got updated by their team is that they're coming out with test automation in early September 2024. We got a demo from them…
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Hi @Razlomov Maxim Igorevich , since it is not available anymore, you might want to check out AgileTest. It is a comprehensive test management platform for Jira that is competitive in features with TestRail and completely easy to use.
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Love the return of thisss!!! How many trees so far guys? Can anyone give me update? 🌳🌱
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Hi @Shawn Doyle - ReleaseTEAM , welcome to the group
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Hi @Christian Piermayr , It is not currently possible to restrict status changes to only assignees and automation. When you restrict a transition, you can only add users or groups as exceptions. But you can try to work around the system like: * Use automation to set the assignee * Use permission schemes to restrict…
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Thank you for your update notice!
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Hi @Kevin Deschênes and @Garima Pal , Thank you for your kind words and your review on AgileTest, our full test case management feature was up and running. Let us know your revision once you tried it! And yes, AgileTest is a free-to-use test management tool that supports all types of testing with multiple metric tracking…
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Hi @Viren Dobariya , I think that to implement these test sets, you can utilize AgileTest. It is a free test management app for Jira. According to the diagram, you can use the app with: 1. Requirement: Link test cases to the requirements 2. Tests (Test Cases): Here you can create new test cases, then add to the Test…
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@shivani shirguppi 1. Click on "Project settings" at the bottom left of the screen. 2. In the project settings menu, click on "Workflows." 3. Select the workflow associated with the issue type you want to modify and click "Edit." 4. Click on the "Open" status in the workflow diagram. In the properties panel, add the…
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Unlike simple deletion, Jira provides an alternative to anonymize users, you can: 1. Log in as an Admin: You need to have Jira admin permissions to handle user data in this way. 2. Go to User Management: Navigate to the User Management section where you can see a list of all users. 3. Find the User: Locate the user you…
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Hi @shivani shirguppi , 1. Navigate to your Jira dashboard and select the project you want to modify. 2. Click on "Project settings" at the bottom left of the screen. 3. In the project settings menu, click on “Permissions” under the "Permissions and roles" section.
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Hi @Rodrigo Gómez, Try using Dashboard of AgileTest. It has many built-in charts that can be customized and resized. My team needs to track requirements so these charts help a lot.
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Hi guys, 1. I am Peter Tran, a Product Marketer from DevSamurai 2. We are app developers, mainly specialize in Project & Portfolio Management, Agile Development and ITSM Solution. 3. We applied agile practices in our own company workflow and also support others by leveraging our apps ProductGo, AgileBox, AgileTest. 4. I…
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Hi @Sarah Allen Thank you for the blog! I enjoyed the video so much!
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Hi @Abdelaziz Elshiekh , Big welcome to the community, I hope you'll find yourself comfortable asking questions related to agile project management. You'd love AgileTest, it's a test management for QA, testers, project managers to conduct test case management, exploratory tests, etc!
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Hi @Afridi Akbar Ifty , Welcome to the community!
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Hi @MS , I have not use the app yet, but I think you might want to try AgileTest , their test case, execution, requirements are all linked and integrated within each other, so it is easier to manage all tests.
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Hi @Veronica Gamarra I think you can consider trying AgileTest, we use it to track all the issues and defects linked together. Try Test Case Management, we use it to manage all tests and link bugs since all features are integrated and managed via one another. I think its quite convenient. Plus I use their Traceability, it…
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More trees pleasee 🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴