Jira Integration
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Enable The Integration
Settings -> Integrations
First, you need to allow Jira integration by navigating to Settings > Integrations. Make sure the integration is enabled, and add the Jira project key where you want your future tickets to be created. (Note: only company-managed Jira projects are supported at this time).
Next we’ll walk you through an example of how it works with your test cases.
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Here’s how it’s used
Locate Your Test
Next, locate a failed test which you want to create a Jira ticket for. Press “Create an issue in Jira” button.
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A new screen prompting you to enable the integration will appear (you’ll only need to do this once).
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Once accepted, you’re all good to go! Now, upon clicking the “Create an issue in Jira” button, you’ll be presented with a screen to confirm any details you’d like to be included in the Jira ticket.
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Once you click “Create”, a new bug ticket will be created and added to the backlog:
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