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1. Enable Zephyr Squad for a given project
2. Open a requirement story
3. Use the Zephyr Squad section to create new tests (or add existing ones)
4. Define the Test Case Details and Test Script
5. Create a Test Cycle for execution and add the tests
   1. In Zephyr Squad, a specific testing goal for a given cycle can be pretty flexible. Usually, we would create a test cycle for a given time period (e.g. sprint) + the testing scope (e.g. regression, build-verification, end-to-end). Next sprint, for the same scope, we would need to create a new cycle as each one holds only the execution results specific to that time period.
6. Execute
7. See the results on the requirement story
8. Utilize the reports and/or dashboards for project-level analysis

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1. Enable Xray for a given project
   1. Map your issue types to requirements and/or defects to make
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2. 1. them coverable by Xray tests (in global settings - Jira Administration > Manage Apps > Xray > Issue Type Mapping) 
   2. Activate Xray Requirement Coverage for the project
3. Open a requirement story
4. Use the Test Coverage section to create new tests (or add existing ones)
5. Define the Test Details and issue metadata fields
6. (optional) Create a Test Plan from the respective section of Test Details
   1. In Xray, Test Plans are also flexible in defining the goal and the scope of testing but not as dependent on the time period - you can have the same Test Plan issue between sprints (associated with different Test Executions) and therefore consolidate the results from multiple iterations/builds.
7. Create a Test Execution from the “Test Runs” section of Test Details
8. Execute
9. See the results on the requirement story
10. Utilize the reports (built-in or from Xporter/Document Generator) and/or dashboards for project-level analysis

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