Coverage By Requirement (Test Cases Directly Linked)
The Coverage By Requirement report displays the coverage relationship between Stories and Test Cases. For the selected Project, the Coverage Report shows which stories have one or more test cases associated with it. The requirement coverage is critical for the successful delivery of the project. Requirements that are covered by/linked to a test case are identified as covered requirements.
The Requirement filter in the report configuration supports JQL that allows users to use multiple fields, like Project, Issue Type, Issue Status, etc., as filters to generate the report. Write a JQL query to construct the story selection criteria with different filters. You can save the applied Filter and add it as a gadget on the dashboard.
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The report gets updated dynamically if new stories are added that match the selection criteria.
You can refer to Configure and Generate Report and View Report for more details.
The chart displays Story Coverage based on test cases within the selected stories.
Covered: It refers to Stories that have test cases linked to them.
Not Covered: It refers to Stories that don’t have any test case within them.
You can drill down to view the records for the report.
The report is available in graphical format as well as in tabular format. To view the details in tabular form, click on the table icon above the graph.
Export Coverage Report
You can export the report data for further analysis and comparison. To export the report details, open the Export drop-down and select the format to which you want to export the report. You can export the report in the following formats:
XLS: It provides details of stories bifurcated on the basis of types of test cases within it. Check the Notification section to view the export progress and download the report.
PNG, JPEG, PDF, SVG
When exported, the report displays whether the story is Planned/Unplanned and the coverage is Manual/Automated.
Manual Coverage: It refers to Stories that have Manual test cases within them.
Automation Coverage: It refers to Stories that have only Automation test cases within them.
Planned: Test cases that are linked with test cycles are "Planned" for execution.
Unplanned: Test cases that are not linked with test cycles are considered "Unplanned" for execution.