Learn Jira (Cloud), Xray, BDD Cucumber & manage test cycles
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If you are a beginner who wants to use Jira, X-Ray to gain insight or mange your software test activities, then you have made the right choice in choosing this course.
This hands-on practical course breaks the unfamiliarity and complexity barriers through, simulated scenarios and project examples; that will take you from no knowledge to build & gain competences in the areas of test management and Jira X-Ray.
- Beginners and anyone who wants to gain rapid competences using Jira, X-Ray Cloud in IT project environments
- A computer with internet connection is required
You will be able to:
- Know-how to manage software test activities with Jira, X-Ray the, most popular tools in the market
- Take advantage of the Free trial version to learn the ins & outs to manage test activities with Jira X-Ray Cloud
- Gain & build rapid competences in Jira & X-Ray through, simulated scenarios & project examples
- Take advantage of X-Ray reporting capabilities & generate test coverage, traceability, tests list, test execution, test plans & test plans metrics reports
- Create project Epics, User Stories, Environments, Components & Versions
- Schedule & prioritize Sprints according to project deadlines and prioritize user stories in project backlog
- Create & manage test activities: user stories, test steps, test sets, test plans & test execution
- Create Filters & reuse them to create project Boards and Dashboards
- Create test runs, execute tests, link defects to user stories under test to provide adequate test coverage
- Create & customize Dashboards, add gadgets and share project Dashboards with team, group or project members
By the end of this course you will learn:
- How to get your Jira Cloud instance
- Create & Configure your own Project
- Create Epics, User Stories & Defects
- Create Environments, Components & Versions
- Configure your X-Ray Cloud Scrum project
- Configure your project issues to provide adequate coverage
- Create Filters & re-use them to create project Boards
- Create and organize Sprints and prioritize project backlog
- Work with Active Sprints to control frequently changed requirement/user stories
- Generate sprint reports to monitor project backlog
- Manage all test activities in Jira X-Ray from user stories to test executions & reporting
- Create & manage test steps, test sets & importing external test cases
- Create & manage test plans, test execution issues & Defects
- How to take advantage of powerful X-Ray reporting capabilities to compile own test coverage, traceability reports & more..
- Create Project Boards and Dashboards to share with your team, group or project
- You will apply the know-how learnt in this course to your own project
In this lecture you will gain insight into areas covered in this course.
In this lecture you will be able to access:
- Atlassian main website
- Jira Software Cloud and try it for free
In this lecture you will know that:
- XRAY is a test management tool for Jira
- It provides Project/Release Visibility of Test & Requirement coverage
- You can organize, plan tests, execute tests & use its powerful reporting capabilities
- It supports team's integration (shared project assets)
- It provides Manual, Automated & BDD tests
- XRAY REST API can be used to export automated test results
In this lecture you will be able to:
- Access & log in to Jira cloud instance using url given after signing-up
- Create a Scrum project.
In this lecture you will be able to:
- Configure your project for X-Ray by associating X-Ray default schema to your project.
In this lecture you will be able to:
- include Epic & Story in the Test Coverage of issue types
- Include Defects in the Defects issue types
- Set the default test type to Manual or Automated test
- Create Test Environment for your project
- Save the changes and Re-index to commit these changes
In this lecture you will learn how to identify:
- Project Assets (Epics & User Stories)
- Project Release versions
- Test Artifacts (Tests, Test Sets, Preconditions, Test Plan & Test Execution) & Defects
- In order to provide test coverage reports
In this lecture you will be able to:
- Define and create new feature as a User Story
- Create Release Version
- Create Components for a release
- Assign User Story to Version, Epic and Components
- Assign priority to User Story
- Set User Story to In Progress
In this lecture you will be able to:
- Create more user stories
- Assign users stories to Epic and Fixed Version
- Create new components
- Assign user stories to components.
In this lecture you will learn how to organize your project and perform the following:
- Create & save filters and reuse these filters to create Scrum Boards
- Create Sprints and prioritize User Stories in your Backlog
- Schedule & prioritize Sprints according to project deadlines
- Add more releases, components or Epics while working with Active Sprints
- Work & Monitor Active Sprints E.g. Updating User Stories "TO DO, IN PROGRESS or DONE" Statuses
- Compile a Sprint report to monitor the status of complete/incomplete Issues in the Backlog
In this lecture you will learn how to create a test which is associated with:
- User Story, Epic, Sprint, Environment, Version & Components,
Also,
- You will gain insight into how the Test Coverage can provide important information related to:
Latest test execution, Version & Test Plan
In this lecture you will learn how to :
- Define Test Type (Manual or Automated)
- Create or Add Preconditions & link them to Epic & Sprint
- Add test steps line by line
- Clone a test step and change its contents
- Import exiting Test Steps from a CSV file format
- Create or Add Test Sets to include all Tests for any given version under test
- Link Test Sets to version, Epic & Sprint
In this lecture you will learn how to:
- Create test plans for any software release version under test
- Add test sets to test plan
- Create Test execution issue(s) for test your plan
- Add all tests to test execution
- Linking test execution to Version, Epics, Sprints & Environment
- Execute test steps within a given test
- Create defects for failed test steps
- Add comments, screenshot as test evidence to defects
- Gain insight into the overall test execution cycle i.e. Number of Passed, Failed and To Do tests
In this lecture you will learn:
- How to compile R-Ray Test Coverage report
- How to gain insight into project progress in terms of Tests, Requirements and Issues coverage.
In this lecture you will learn how to compile the following:
- Traceability reports (using Latest, Version & Test Plant criteria)
- Tests List report
- Test Executions List
- Test Plans List
- Test Plans Metrics
In this lecture you will be able to:
- Create Boards (without filters) and Dashboards for your project, share them with team, project or group provided that you have admin rights.
- Creating sprint reporting at any stage to see the latest update (revisited)
This is a student challenge where he/she will create a project and test managed with Jira X-Ray.
Apply Jira lessons learnt in this course to your chosen project.
Ref: Your Turn ChallengeAprilUpdate.PDF
This lecture will be used to add How to videos to explore more features, functionalities and to answer to questions students might have in mind.
In this lecture, you will gain insight into Confluence:
- How to configure project document settings
- How to integrate extra plug-in or applications from Atlassian
In this lecture, you will be introduced to:
- Relational Database Management Systems concept (RDBMs)
- Jira Query Language (JQL)
and, you will gain insight into how to modify and write JQL.
In this lecture you will gain insight into:
Part1:
- You will be able to export information from Jira such as test plan, issues, etc. in PDF and other formats.
Part2:
- You will be able to install & configure XRAY XPORTER, for the desired output file format (Global Settings) & Install desired templates (Templates & Template Store).
Ref: Downloadable materials: HB-43 Exported Test Plan.pdf
In this lecture, you will know the difference between X-Ray Manual test and Generic test.
In this lecture you will know:
- What BDD stands for
- Why BDD fits in Agile environment
- What are the advantages of using Agile
- Possible Root causes of software defects
- How BDD & Agile can help
This lecture gives you an overview of:
- Cucumber Gherkin Concrete Examples
- BDD must have & Why BDD is a good fit for Agile
- Cucumber Feature file
- How to create Cucumber Feature file using Katalon Studio (To be continued in the next lecture)
- In this lecture you will gain insight into:
- the idea behind Cucumber feature
- how to create Cucumber feature file in Katalon Studio
- how to write glue codes to support Gherkin keywords such Given, And, When, Then...
In this lecture you will gain insight into the Online Shopping project example where:
- Project creation has been revisited to include Manual & Automated Cucumber BDD tests
- Cucumber Gherkin feature file incorporated
- Test repository (newly added feature) included in the Online Shopping project example
- Project dashboard gadgets to reflect the latest test plan and test coverage
Description:
Dealing with Cucumber feature file and Automating eBay Sign-in and Sign-out features.
Instruction: Ref Challenge No2.MP4
Question:
What are the number of: "Failures" reported in your Katalon Studio Log Viewer?
