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The Test Type is specified using a custom field from Xray within the Test issues.
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It is possible to define additional Test Types in the Xray custom field. In JiraIn Xray's administration, you may add other values for the "Test Type" custom field (see list below). For example, you may want to differentiate automated tests that may exist simultaneously in a project.
Test Type custom field possible valuesexamples | Map them to their KindInternally will be handled as ... |
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"Manual", etc. | Steps kind |
"Cucumber", "Automated[Cucumber]", "Gherkin", "Behave", "SpecFlow", "Behat", etc. | Gherkin kind |
"Generic", "Automated[Generic]", etc. | Unstructured kind |
All other Test Types that you define will create can be mapped automatically to to one of the Steps, Gherkin, or Unstructured Tests.
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We have a feature planned in our roadmap to allow users to create their own Test Types and map them to any kind in Xray.
Manual and Automated Tests relation to Xray Test Types
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Step 1a: 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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Step 1b: Using the Jira native issue link creation dialog - Click on More and then Link
Step 2: Make sure that the created link is "tested by" (i.e. the requirement will be tested by the given issues)
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Step 3: Enter one, or more, issue key(s) of the Test cases that validate your requirement.
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Changing the Type of a Test
In the Global Preferences, Xray allows you to configure if a test definition is deleted or not.
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The Test Runs web panel displays a data-table with all executions for the current Test. From this panel, you can filter the Test Runs, create new ad-hoc executions, and create new executions for existing Test Execution issues.
Filtering
Users can filter the Test Runs using the following fields:
- Project
- Fix Version (project dependent)
- Status
- Start date
- Finish date
Configuring Columns
More info in Test Runs.
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- Execute In > New Test Execution - Prompts the user with a a Jira create issue dialog to create an ad-hoc execution by creating a new Test execution issue for a Test Execution for the current Test. The user has the option to navigate directly to the execution page of the newly created Test Run.
- Execute In > Existing Test Execution - Prompts the user for an existing Test Execution issue. This creates a new Test Run on the existing Test Execution. The user has the option to navigate directly to the execution page of the newly created Test Run.
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