How do you add a Test Set to a Story?

[Shawn Rohr]

I created a Test Set and I need to add it to an existing story. What is the easiest way to do this moving forward? 

[Sergio Freire - Xblend]

@Shawn Rohr  , assuming that you want to cover the Story with the tests belonging to that Test Set, just create the Test Set issue and then link it to the Story issue.

You can link from the Story side or the Test Set issue side, using the "is tested" or "tested by" issue link respectively.

Then you will be able to see the Tests in the Test Coverage panel and their latest status.

Does this answer you question?

[Jason Christina]

I use XRay, but Server version so I'm not sure if it's the same. On the story, assuming it's been mapped as a Requirement Type in the configuration, you should see a Test Coverage section. That Test Coverage section should have a +Link button and when you click it, Test Sets should appear as an option to link. Hope that helps.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

How are you representing these test sets, and what app are you using to provide test management?

[Shawn Rohr]

We use xray. We create the testsets using the issue type as xray test and the linked issues as blocks. Once we have the tests created under the the testset we want to link that testset to the story. Right now it has the testset on the story as a block but you dont know if it passed or failed without clicking into the Sub Test Execution. How do we get those failed executions on the original story?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

I'll have to defer to someone who uses Xray properly, I'm not that familiar with it.

[Sergio Freire - Xblend]

@Shawn Rohr , assuming that you want to cover the Story with the tests belonging to that Test Set, just create the Test Set issue and then link it to the Story issue.

You can link from the Story side or the Test Set issue side, using the "is tested" or "tested by" issue link respectively.

Then you will be able to see the Tests in the Test Coverage panel and their latest status.

Does this answer you question?