The issue picker dialog used to associate the different Xray issue types(e.g. add Tests to a Test Execution) as been revamped to provide a better user experience. Very handy improvements were also implemented, some of which enabling Risk Based Testing by providing capabilities such as sorting and filter customization.
This dialog is now divided into three tabs:
Select, allows users to select issues directly from their history search (issues that have been accessed recently)
Search, allows users to search for issues using Jira and Xray custom filters
JQL, using JQL, users can query issues in Jira
Configurable filters
You can now add any filters available in Jira to filter issues. Some default filters are provided by default. Additional filters can be configured just by adding new filters from any available filter in Jira as well as internal Xray filters.
Configurable and Sortable Columns
The results table now provides the ability for users to configure which columns they want to see, as well as sorting the table using any visible column. T
Sort and Rerank Test Runs table within a Test Execution
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Sort
It is now possible to sort the Test Runs table within a Test Execution.
As a result of being able to sort the table, the drag-n-drop rerank operation might be disabled.
Users can only rerank Test Runs using drag-n-drop if the table is sorted by the original "rank" in ascending direction. Otherwise, the drag-n-drop option to rerank will be disabled.
Rerank
Besides adding the ability to sort Test Runs, it is now possible to rerank all Test Runs based on the current sort applied in the table. A button will appear on the datatable actions bar whenever the current sort applied is different from the default (based on the rank column, ASC).
Clicking on the "Apply Rank" button, will apply the current sort as the new rank for the Test Runs.
This feature can be used in conjunction with the table sort above to change the default rank for all Test Runs, perhaps based on a specific field on the Test cases (e.g. Risk, Priority, Components).
