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Integration JIRA Software with JIRA Work Managment

Wanda Gomes Antonio
January 13, 2023

Hey guys I going try do define some poits to setup to use this software, I really appreciate if some one help me here. 

 

Basically..my company is a startup with 20 employees. We produce a product that is divided into hardware and software, so we want to control the tasks of the DEV team and the production team (basic level, just visualize and get an idea of ​​deadlines and tasks, nothing too complex). For the DEV team we are already using JIRA SOFTWARE, but for the Production team I am thinking of applying JIRA Work Management. But the question is whether I will be able to see all the tasks in both JIRAs on just one screen? (JIRA integration?). How do I link these two areas and everyone can see each other's progress and be able to interact between the areas.

 

some points to consider, 

**software and hardware tasks are performed by different teams.

**Teams are not cross-functional. But there will be interaction between them, as a process of day-to-day routines of departments.

**A Jira Project represents a project for a product, where the objective will be to ensure that the tasks to develop the product are managed. In other words, the objective is to manage the actions that will lead to the delivery of these products, focusing on two major areas (software development and hardware production)

** Problems are basically designed to be cross-type.

 **this workflow example (To Do > In Progress > Done) would work (but the DEV team uses Scrum methodology and the rest would use Kanban, I don't know if it would make a difference)

** I'm going to follow the recommendation on the project managed by the company and try to run some tests however, but if some one can give me a hand on how I would go about setting up a project like this?

 

I'm totally lost here. Thank you.

2 answers

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Bruno Conde
Atlassian Partner
January 8, 2015

Greetings,

You can only assign a Test Execution to one user, but you can have multiple Test Executions for a specific project version. A Test Execution is basically a unit of work. You can even have multiple Test Executions with the same Test for the same version. In this case, only the latest execution is considered when calculating Test and Requirement Status.

HTH,

Best Regards,

Bruno Conde.

Wiebke Dietrich
February 13, 2015

Hi Mr. Conde, we have the same request. Having several test assignees within a test execution is also not planned for the future? We would really appreciate this feature. Is it possible to filter for 'Exec By'? This would be great to have a report. Can I configure 'Exec By' to be shown on Test Execution/ Test Section (like it is on Test/Test Runs Section)? Thanks in advance. Yours faithfully Wiebke Dietrich

Bruno Conde
Atlassian Partner
February 13, 2015

Hi Wiebke, In the near future we will release a new version of Xray with the concept of a "Test Session". Here you will be able to assign different users to Tests and automatically create Test Executions based on the assigned work. As I said, Test Execution issues are units of work that you can assign to different testers. The "Test Session" will provide more of an analysis version and overview over the testing status for a test cycle. There is also a user story that will provide the ability to configure columns in the Test Execution tests table: http://jira.xpand-it.com/browse/XRAY-158 Kind Regards, Bruno Conde.

Wiebke Dietrich
February 15, 2015

Hi Bruno, thanks a lot for your really fast reply. We are looking forward to the new "Test Sessions" :) Best, Wiebke

Marie Wieland
June 30, 2021

Hi Bruno,

I'm new to the community and to the job of test manager, and I am using Xray for a few months now which I find very useful.

I see that since 2015, no other comments regarding this feature were written. I also can't find anything in the online documentation regarding "test sessions" (or did I miss it?).

Is the feature "test session" already available? If so, where can I find the documentation to learn how to use it?

If not, I'll explain why assigning multiple people to one test would be handy for me.

In our company, as we have Key Users and Back Up Key Users for every application, when we have to test these applications before a new release, very often 2 people (or even 3) would like to have access to the same bunch of tests in the test execution and simply start testing without having to ask me to assign certain tests to them (saves time). They simply give the status "executing" so that the other persons know that someone is already taking care of that test. That's why it would be very handy if I could assign each test to 2 or even 3 different persons.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me.

Many thanks in advance for your answer.

Kind regards,

Marie

Rogério Paiva - Xray Xporter
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July 1, 2021

Hi @Marie Wieland 

In Xray, it is possible to assign individual Tests inside a Test Execution to different users:

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I hope it helps.

Thank you.

Kind regards,
Rogério Paiva [Xray Support Team]

Marie Wieland
July 2, 2021

Hello Rogério,

thanks for your answer.

Sorry, I realise that my question is not quite the same as the title at the top of the page... Maybe my question doesn't fit in this category then...

What I meant was that I would like each test to be assigned to 2 or 3 persons.

When a test is only assigned to person X and when that person doesn't have the time to execute the test but person Y has, person Y has to ask me first to assign the test to her/him, which delays the execution.

If for the test person X AND person Y would be assigned, then whenever one of the 2 persons has time to execute the test, that person would be able to do so directly.

When this is for 300 tests or more, that would save quite some time at the end.

Is this already possible in a test execution?

Many thanks in advance.

Kind regards,

Marie

Rogério Paiva - Xray Xporter
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July 7, 2021

Hi @Marie Wieland 

You're welcome, and no worries about the title/question...

Yes, it is impossible to assign more than one person to a Test Run, as we follow the same Jira rule that applies to issue assignees. In Jira, it is not possible to have more than one assignee to an issue.

However, Xray has a feature that could be helpful for you. This permission [Xray] Override Assign Test Runs (found in Project Settings / Permissions) allows you to set which users can change the Test Run assignee without the Edit Issues and Assign Issues permissions.

With this permission, you can allow other users to change the Test Run assignee without giving them more permissions like Edit or Assign issues. This one is specific for the Test Run assignee.

I hope this helps.

Thank you.

Kind regards,
Rogério Paiva [Xray Support Team]

Marie Wieland
July 16, 2021

Hi Rogério,

many thanks for your reply, indeed this helps. I'll set up a group for this special permission.

Have a nice day!

Kind regards,

Marie

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Mr G
January 9, 2015

Ahh ok.  Much thanks anyways.

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Could there be a setting in XRay that allows to execute a test without requiring the assignee to be filled in?

Another way to fix this would be to look at who the assignee is on a per test basis instead of on the whole test execution.

We would prefer to organize our tests by area of our application and change who runs each test after the execution sets are made. We have used Enterprise Tester and it lets multiple people run any test no matter who the assignee is. We can have 100 tests in one execution set and have 2 or more people work on one test execution.

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