An easy-to-use interface with specialized panels for each QA activity
An easy-to-use interface with specialized panels for each QA activity
An easy-to-use interface with specialized panels for each QA activity
The Execute view
Quick Search and Filtration
The Report view
The Execute view is best suited for test creation, organization, and execution. It consists of two main areas (organizer panel and test repository) that help to organize test cases on different levels.
Now all filters are available within one panel, so you can easily find the required test cases.The list of visible tests can be filtered by specific words, assignee, priority, status, bugs, labels, and requirements.
The Report view displays on-line reports on the project's tests for the current moment. You also can generate a Status Report in Execute view (it provides up to date information about test coverage and execution status).
More details
QaSpace capabilities:
- Introduce an issue type "Test" for creating test cases
- Simplify test suit management by using hierarchical folder structure
- Organize test cases by grouping them into Test Runs
- Convenient test case in-place editing
- Support and display multi-user collaborative activities
- Provide powerful filtering
- Support bulk operations (edit/link/label/delete etc.)
- Import/export library of test cases from/to Excel
- History and Status reports for test runs (export to excel/pdf)
- Synchronization of test cases
- Automation testing support (through REST API).
For more information visit QaSpace Wiki
Reviews for cloud
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Unfortunately, Cloud-ready add-ons have a very different architecture. This means that we would need to re-design the whole add-on to make it cloud compatible. While it is on the table, it is a large effort, so surely won't happen in the near future.
Whatever you get today will remain free. We do not include any technologies or plug-ins (except for Jira itself) that is not free. You get the current level of support free.
If you need 24/7 support, or dedicated support with a different SLA, that is a subject of negotiation.
This was a conscious choice to separate the status of the test from the status of the issue.
Implementing a custom workflow is just too restrictive, it would cause more harm than good - actually we have tried it that way in early versions, but we had to remove this dependency as it was a cause of too many problems.
It is not impossible to get the two in sync - you will need a custom workflow with the test statuses (Passed, Failed, Untested, Blocked, Out of Scope), and a trigger that sets the workflow status when the test status changes. I would still advise against it - try using a JQL query or a Dashboard widget based on one, if the built-in reports doesn't satisfy your needs.
Hello Sherley,
The plug-in stores all its data in JIRA. Most of the data is stored directly in the Test issues; only the organizer folder structure is stored in custom objects. Even with this, the position of each test is represented in the test issue itself, but this information is "read-only".
I hope this answers your question. If not, please contact us directly!
Reviews for server
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Dear Sthephane,
Plugin is back and support jira 8.
Yes, you can export the library with a press of a button:
http://qarsenal.wikia.com/wiki/Library (see the "Import" section at the end of the page)
Also, you can export individual folders by right clicking the folder in the organizer panel in "Execute" mode.
Reviews for Data Center
(25)Sign in to write a reviewUnfortunately, Cloud-ready add-ons have a very different architecture. This means that we would need to re-design the whole add-on to make it cloud compatible. While it is on the table, it is a large effort, so surely won't happen in the near future.
Whatever you get today will remain free. We do not include any technologies or plug-ins (except for Jira itself) that is not free. You get the current level of support free.
If you need 24/7 support, or dedicated support with a different SLA, that is a subject of negotiation.
This was a conscious choice to separate the status of the test from the status of the issue.
Implementing a custom workflow is just too restrictive, it would cause more harm than good - actually we have tried it that way in early versions, but we had to remove this dependency as it was a cause of too many problems.
It is not impossible to get the two in sync - you will need a custom workflow with the test statuses (Passed, Failed, Untested, Blocked, Out of Scope), and a trigger that sets the workflow status when the test status changes. I would still advise against it - try using a JQL query or a Dashboard widget based on one, if the built-in reports doesn't satisfy your needs.
Hello Sherley,
The plug-in stores all its data in JIRA. Most of the data is stored directly in the Test issues; only the organizer folder structure is stored in custom objects. Even with this, the position of each test is represented in the test issue itself, but this information is "read-only".
I hope this answers your question. If not, please contact us directly!
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Versions
Version 4.0.4 • Jira Server 8.0.0 - 8.13.0 • Released 2020-10-13
Summary
Jira 8 support
Installation
- Log into your Jira instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
- Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
- Locate QaSpace - Test Management via search. Results include app versions compatible with your Jira instance.
- Click Install to download and install your app.
- You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.
To find older QaSpace - Test Management versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.
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