Hi
I believe I can do this using automation but am struggling to get it to work. I have two issues:
ISSUE 1 of TYPE Requirement
ISSUE 2 of TYPE Test
There is a issue linking relationship set up called "Requirement Tested" so that I can say ISSUE 1 is "tested by ISSUE 2 and conversely, ISSUE 2 "tests" ISSUE 1.
When I therefore link a test to a requirement (or vice versa) I want the requirements status to change to "COVERED".
Hi Stuart,
You can try this Automation shown in the attachment.
Replace Issue Linked Type name , Status name and Issue Type name as per your requirement.
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CAPS are for clarity only..... This doesn't quite work for me, let me be more explicit:
I have a linked type of "Requirement Tested", outward = "tests", inward = "is tested by".
I then have two issue types:
a requirement - can have a status of NOT COVERED, COVERED, TESTED
a test case - can have a status of PASS, FAIL, or NOT RUN
When I link a Requirement to a Test via "is tested by" I want the Requirements status to change to COVERED.
Similarly, if I link a Test Case to a Requirement by "tests" I would like the Requirements status to change to COVERED.
In pseudo code:
If issue linked THEN
IF (issue type = requirement AND link type = "tested by") THEN
SET current issue status = COVERED
ELSE IF issue type = test case AND link type = "tests" THEN
SET linked issue status = COVERED
ENDIF
ENDIF
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