Feature Requests

Allow the ability to link a Qase Test Plan to a Jira ticket, similar to the way that a Test Run can be linked. Our team generates test plans for new features and it would be great to be able to tie the test plan to the Epic ticket.

As a PM who works on Release Management in Jira I want to check if QA covered all steps during test runs Therefore I'd like to see what steps test runs include

Given a run has been linked to a Jira Ticket When the "Qase Runs" plugin is activated in Jira Then everyone - including non Qase users - can view the Run information & status bar in Jira

With the ability to set parameters on a test case it'd be nice to store those paramenter entries as variables and have them entered in a test case like a variable {{$sorting_parameter}}. And eventually at test runs instead of having those params shown only before the steps - we could fetch the parameter value and put it into the step.

Having the ability to push defects to your choice of integration tools from the Resolve page would be ideal. This way you can escalate and resolve issue from the same area.

After finishing off a testrun, the Status ends up showing as pass or fail (depending on the testcases failed) with 100% completed label on the chart Feature Request Change the Status option to show the percentage of the testcases passed and failed from the beginning to the completion of the testrun Clicking on each pass or fail options could filter the testcases in the testrun to the pass/fail status

Currently Clickup Task Linking only works with default IDs and not Custom Task IDs. Now that Clickup's API supports Custom Task IDs it would be great to be able to link with them.

I would like to run playwright test in the environment specified by qase test run. For example, if starting test run with staging environment, the playwright test should also run in staging.

Hi! It would be great to customize the template of the defect. How it looks when it is sent to Jira.

when creating a defect out of a test run the user is not able to send the defect to the project's integrated platforms and it could block the process of reporting the manual(out of a test run) defects to developers using the integrated platforms such as Gitlab or Github.