Agile boards are an excellent way to visually keep track of the progress of the project's tasks.
Usually, you use Agile boards to manage sprint-related issues, such as user stories, tasks and defects.
You can have more than an Agile Board per project, or even have an Agile Board with issues from several Projects.
Track the Coverage Status
Requirements, that can be user stories or other entities that you cover with tests, can have real-time feedback about the latest test results.
As shown in the Agile Enhancements page, you can configure your Agile Scrum board to show immediate feedback about:
- coverage status of the user stories (or other entities that you cover with tests); note that this status includes real-time feedback about the latest test results
- progress of Test Plans (if you want, you may include Test Plans in the board)
- progress of Test Executions (if you want, you may include Test Executions in the board)
Track the Test Specification & Organization
Tests, Pre-Conditions & Test Sets are regular JIRA issues, that may have a specific workflow associated.
The workflow will track the specification & approval process, for example.
You can create an Agile Board to track the specification/ lifecycle progress.
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Monitor Planning & Execution
You can use Agile Board to track execution progress and the execution status.
For that, you just need to add the issue types Test Execution, Sub- Test execution ( if used) and Test Plan to your board. By including the specific custom field to your cards you can immediately visualize the status.
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Test Plan |
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Test Runs are not issue types, so they can not be included in Agile Boards.