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In the process of testing, our test engineers are required to find and report issues. Our current process is to use a template page for each test session, and within the template is a table that contains each issue that occurred. What I would like to do is create a customized form that can be easily filled out and embedded in the table on the test report page.
The test report page is then analyzed by the developers and appropriate jira tasks are created. An "Issues in progress" page is then updated with the respective jira task. Ideally, I would like an auto generated table containing all the issues.
Hopefully I can explain my needs through the use of an example:
An example fillable form that I would use (bold entries to be filled out by a different user):
Hi @Mike Wrock
I this Business Process Manager Add-on would help here. I'm a Product Manager at the company that offers it.
With this plugin, you can set the process when testers fill the predefined forms embedded in the issues. Every field from form can be linked to some particular issue field. So, you can use native Jira functionality to play with this data.
Moreover, once you create the form or scope of forms as a Template, you can run it unlimited amount of times.
Probably something like page properties can be mixed together and could help you to create something like that, but we suggest to look at "forms" plugins to help you with managing structured data within Confluence
Disclaimer: I am the PM for ConfiForms and what you are looking for to implement (and a lot more) can be done with ConfiForms plugin
Alex
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This looks like it will do what I was looking for, thanks! I'll give it a try and report back
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