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To use this report, you must enable Requirement Coverage for your project. See how in Configure Jira project to be used as Requirements project. |
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Purpose
This report enables you to follow the life of a requirement in both forwards and backwards direction (i.e., from its origin all the way through tests, test runs and defects). It facilitates analysis of the overall requirements coverage status.
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The defects that appear on a separate row (i.e., that are not related with a specific Test Run) contain all defects associated with the Test. In other words, it contains all defects linked to the Test, including the ones reported for Test Runs done on a different environment. This allows you to see all "related defects" which may or not impact your version.
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Example
Performance
In Continuous Integration scenarios, with thousands of runs, showing all those Test Runs at the same time in this report may take some time and may overload your browser.
Xray will warn you beforehand whenever the total amount of Test Runs exceeds a certain threshold.
Therefore, we advise you to:
- use carefuly the "Load all" option especially if "Hide Test Runs" is unchecked (this option is available at the top-right side of the report page);
- hide Test Runs column in the report, if the number of runs is considerable high (e.g. > 1000); the amount of information may overload your browser and it will be hard for you to analyse the report with all that information.
Examples
Note: Requirements with Labels or Statuses configured to be ignored in the Requirements Coverage settings will not appear on this report.
Exporting the Report
The report can be exported to a CSV file, which will include all report rows (and not just the visible ones).
Click on Export and select To csv.
