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i have 300 odd stories that have lot of linked issues (various issue types)
I just want the test cases from the linked issues corresponding to the story
eg:
Story S1 has Linked issues L1,L2,L3,L4 and only L1, L2 are test and L3,L4 are some bug or task
I want in my result only
S1 -> L1,L2
Hello Shrish,
Welcome to Atlassian community!
You are trying to return the test cases related to a specific story using JQL, is that correct?
To return the issues you are looking for, you would navigate to search > View all issues and write the following JQL query in the advanced search:
issue in linkedIssues("S1") and issuetype = "test case"
Please, let me know if it works for you.
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You are welcome, Shrish!
Have a nice day.
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This was great but is there a way to find all user stories for a specific release and list all tests linked to those stories? This would be great for creating an RTM and finding any stories that were missing test cases
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Hello @barry alkis
Unfortunately, Jira does not have the functionality to return the test cases linked to stories returned by a specific query, where you would specify the release.
However, this kind of "Sub-filter" functionality can be achieved by some third-party apps. Here are some options:
JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports
All the mentioned apps are well documented to achieve what you are looking for, however, feel free to reach out if you have any questions or take a look in Atlassian Marketplace if you would like to search for other apps.
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@Petter Gonçalves , How can I get similar results with the query you provided to shrish for all the Bugs or Stories? e.g instead of specifying one user story, Is there an option to pull Test Cases for all Stories or bugs?
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issue in linkedIssues("S1") and issuetype = "test case"
This gives only TEstcases which are linked with S1 user story.
Could someone plz help me to find all User Stories which are linked with Xray Test?
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Is there a way to fetch all the test cases linked to multiple user stories (e.g. Story S1, S2) together instead of doing it one by one per user story?
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I had the same question, thanks for the answers!!!
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hi @Petter Gonçalves - the JQL construct:
issue in linkedIssues("S1") and issuetype = "test case"
doesnt work for me - Im assuming this is for Jira with Zephyr, as "test case" is a Zephyr object, no?
Im new to this but we are using Jira with Zephyr - any ideas re configuration requirements?
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How would I get the test cases linked to ALL the stories at once instead of just 1?
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You can only -
Under Test Cycles-Test Cases(You can add Test Cases) and
Under Test Cycles -Traceability (You can add Issues).
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