Import multiple tests in Zephyr test cycle

 There are many occasions when we as software testers, leads and managers have to import multiple tests into Zephyr test cycle or folder. Zephyr for Jira is the world’s most widely used test management solution.

Zephyr supports three different options to add tests in test cycle or folder.

  • Individually : With this option, user can select individual test(s) and add into test cycle.
  • Via Search Filter: With this option, user can select different filters and add multiple tests in test cycle. Here user can select user defined saved JQL as a specific Filter too to import multiple test in Zephyr tests cycle. Multiple filters can also be selected.
  • From Another Cycle: With this option, user can selects previously created test cycle and add tests into current test cycle.

Even though Zephyr plugin provides these much options, many time user face difficulty to add tests into test cycle. Take example of user wants to add tests from user stories for specific component or from specific sprint. You must be thinking that we can create JQL and add tests easily but try it out. You need to make very complex JQL or nested JQL and it is really difficult for less experienced Jira user.

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