March 2022 Summaries

Qase has introduced several updates aimed at enhancing user experience and productivity in test management, particularly with its integration with Jira. These updates include a Test Run Linking feature that allows users to view test run histories within Jira issues, with specific instructions for both Jira Cloud and Jira Server users. The platform now supports autolinking between external issues and Qase defects, ensuring defects created during test runs are linked directly to Jira issues. There is a one-way sync between Jira and Qase, where changes in Jira ticket statuses do not affect the defects in Qase but do add comments from the Jira app. Additionally, Qase has improved performance in large repositories with virtual scrolling and introduced customization options for field icons. A new Run Result Modal window has been added to present test run information more effectively, featuring multiple tabs like Execution, Info, Runs, Retries, Defects, and Siblings. Finally, all JavaScript reporters have been stabilized and auto-generated from Qase's specifications, with updates available on NPM for tools such as Cypress, Playwright, Newman, CucumberJS, Jest, and Testcafe.