Importing Test Scenarios
After a long absence from the list of importable items, it is now possible to import test scenarios into Testersuite. To do this, select the “Test Scenarios” option in the import module. You can then import complete test scenarios based on existing test cases. The test cases in your import file can be matched by ID or by short description. A sample file is, of course, available in the import module.
Jira Integration: Retrieving Work Items from Closed Sprints
You may want to track the testing progress for your entire Jira project in Testersuite, including sprints that have already been closed. Previously, it was only possible to retrieve work items from open or future Jira sprints. The screen for retrieving Jira stories now includes the option to display work items from already completed sprints. This ensures traceability of your testing process, even retroactively if desired. Naturally, you can now also filter using the newly added “Sprint” column.
Azure DevOps Integration: Filtering Work Items to Retrieve
For our Azure DevOps integration, it was previously possible to retrieve up to 50 work items at a time as requirements at Testersuite. However, there was no option to filter or sort by the desired work items. This feature has now been added, so you can now filter the work items you retrieve, just as you can with our Jira integration. A new screen will appear when you retrieve work items. Here, you can search and sort by various fields, including iteration, feature, and epic. If a work item already exists in Testersuite , this will be indicated on this screen.
Personal Access Tokens Available to Everyone
To help secure our API, among other reasons, we will be using Personal Access Tokens more extensively in the future. You will no longer be able to log in to the API with a username and password, but only via this Personal Access Token. In the future, more Testersuite features will also be able to be linked to such a token. Previously, only users with administrator rights could create such a token. This is now available to all users. Each user can find this under Data and Settings.
API: Linking defects to test runs
As an extension of our API, a new endpoint has been added to allow you to link a defect to a test case step in test runs. This way, when you upload test results via our API, you can see exactly which step in a test process a defect belongs to. More information about using this new endpoint can be found in our API documentation.