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- Test Case Identifier – this is the field used to identify which lines belongs to which test case. In the example below, it is the TCID column.
- Summary – this field is mandatory since Jira doesn’t allow you to create an issue without a summary. In the example below, it is the Test Summary column.
- Step Action – this field is mapped as the Step field of a Manual Test Step. In the example below, it is the Step Action column.
Here is an example of test cases structure:
This is how the CSV file looks like once the test cases above are exported (download it from the downloadable examples section):
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If you choose the “,” (comma) as the CSV column separator, then you must use quotation marks around any field that contains commas. |
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Please make sure your project has Xray's "Test" issue type and its associated screens are configured properly. This is done automatically if you followed the Quick Setup instructions. If you added Xray's issue types by hand to your project or if you changed the screens/screen schem scheme configurations, then you may need to perform additional configuration operations. More info on Custom Fields and Screen Configuration and Configuring Xray with an Existing Project |
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- previous example with 2 test cases, semicolon-delimited: default_doc_samples_for_test_case_importer.csv (CSV)
- 4 simple test cases, semicolon-delimited, with standard custom fields: 4samples_for_test_case_importer_simple.csv (CSV), 4samples_for_test_case_importer_simple_configuration.txt (configuration file)
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- Test Case Identifier (located under Manual Test Step fields). In this example, this field is mapped to the TCID column from the CSV file.
- Summary (Located under Jira fields) In this example, this field is mapped to the Test Summary column from the CSV file.
- Step Action (located under Manual Test Step fields) In this example this field is mapped to the Step Action column from the CSV file.
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The attachment may be referred by name (in this case the file:// protocol is assumed), by "file://" or "http(s)://". Multiple files may be specified within one CSV column; for this, the attachments must be delimited by space.
Note: For file protocol, only files in the "<JIRA_DATA_HOME>/import/attachments" folder will be imported. |
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Folders and their respective sub-folders must be delimited by "/", as shown in the following example:
During the mapping step, you need to map the CSV column containing the path to the "Test Repository Path" Xray's custom field.
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