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Covering some requirement issue with an existing Test can either be done from the Test issue screen or from the requirement issue screen.

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Requirement and Tests

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How to Link from the Test issue screen

To link some existing Test case to some requirement directly from the Test issue screen, you just need to create a "tests" link between it and the requirement

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 Step 1: Click on More and then Link

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Make sure that the created link is "tests" (i.e. the Test covers the given issues)

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Enter one, or more, issue key(s) of the requirement you wish to validate

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then click on "Link."

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From the requirement issue screen

To link some existing Test case to some requirement directly from the requirement issue screen,

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you can do it using two different shortcuts as detailed in the first step below.

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Using the "+" icon on the Test Coverage panel  - Click the Edit button (at the top-left of the 'view issue' page) to open the Edit Issue dialog box.

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Using the standard issue link creation dialog - Click on More and then Link

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Like before, make sure that the created link is "tested by" (i.e. the requirement will be tested by the given issues.)

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Enter one, or more, issue key(s) of the Test cases that validate your

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requirement then click on "Link."

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Tip

You may also specify Test Set issue keys; in this case, the link will be created between the requirement and the Test Set.

When you do this, you'll have a dynamic coverage of the requirement based on the Tests belonging to the Test Set. That

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means that you can then add or remove Tests to/from the Test Set and they will be covering the requirement or not depending on being or not on the Test Set

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Clone

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Step 1: Select More > Clone. The Clone Issue screen will appear.

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Step 2: You can edit the clone Test's Summary if you wish.

  - If the test contains links to other issue(s), you can select whether or not to include the links in the new clone test.

  - If the test contains sub-tasks, you can select whether or not to create the sub-tasks in the new clone test.

  - If the test contains attachments, you can select whether or not to include the attachments in the new clone test.

Step 3: Click Create.

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