Need to identify Jira Issues (stories/bugs) without Zephyr Test Cases

[Ricky Marin-Serra]

I use Jira and Zephyr for test case management.  I am currently in need of identifying Jira Stories/Bugs that do not have Zephyr Test cases linked in the Traceability/Test Case/Coverage panel.  I have tried many queries but cannot get anything to work.  This would be for either a Sprint or Fix Version.  The sprint and fix version parameters are easy to reference. However, I cannot find how to determine if the story/bug does not have a Zephyr test case associated with it.  Looked at all the has**** functions listed but none seems applicable.. Found a reference to hasTest() but it does not show as a valid option now.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[Sayed Bares [ServiceRocket] · Accepted solution]

Hi Ricky,

Welcome to the community!

I tested the following JQL and it worked for me:

issuetype in (Bug,Story) and !(issue in hasTestCoverage())

Let me know how it goes!

[Ricky Marin-Serra]

Bingo...  That worked like a charm. Thank you Sayed.  The function call I was using only had "hasTest" and was failing as it was missing the "Coverage" part.  No that I got the right function call, it worked.  Your help is much appreciated.  I hope one day I can return the favor.  Best regards, Ricky

[Sayed Bares [ServiceRocket]]

Glad it worked Ricky and the pleasure is all mine :) 

[Nick.Ockenfels]

Hello Sayed,

This query came up for me today but we are using Jira cloud.  Are you aware of a solution for cloud also?  The Zephyr documentation that I have found reference these advanced JQL functions only for server/DC.

Thanks!

Nick

[Emmanuel Lopez]

Also using Zephyr Scale Cloud version. The hasTestCoverage() is only availble in the server version. Is there a way to do this for cloud ?

[Christian_aa_Larsen]

I am having the same issue, not working in Cloud.