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Manuel Loosli
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March 9, 2023

Is there a posibility to search for Storys (issuetype = story) where a linked testcase (from xray plugin) is available so requirement status != UNCOVERED and the testcase is in Status "in design".

 

Have some serious problems to do the link between the story and the testcase status

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habib rahman
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March 19, 2023

Hi @Manuel Loosli. My name is Habib I will do my best to assist you with your issue today. 

 

Yes, it is possible to search for stories in Jira where a linked test case from the Xray plugin is available and the requirement status is not "uncovered", and the test case is in the "in design" status.
You can do this by using the Jira Query Language (JQL) search syntax.Here's an example query that you can use to achieve this:
```
issuetype = story AND issue in linkedIssues("type = Test and status = 'In Design'") AND (cf[10005] != "Uncovered" OR cf[10005] is EMPTY)
```In this query:

  • `issuetype = story` specifies that only stories should be returned.
  • `issue in linkedIssues("type = Test and status = 'In Design'")` specifies that the returned stories should have a linked issue of type "Test" with a status of "In Design".
  • `(cf[10005] != "Uncovered" OR cf[10005] is EMPTY)` specifies that the returned stories should have a requirement status that is not "Uncovered" or empty.
Note that the `cf[10005]` field corresponds to the "Requirement Status" field in Jira, which is provided by the Xray plugin.
You can modify this query to fit your specific requirements by changing the values of the fields and operators used in the query.
Additionally, you can save this query as a filter in Jira so that you can easily access it in the future.

I hop this has helped.

Thank you

Habib 

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