Feature Requests

it would be nice that when we create test cases, test runs, test plans, hide the completed milestones, if they are active it's ok, it may confuse the users to assign wrongly a test runs into a previous milestone.

Let say I set a milestone (1.234) and some cases under this milestone, current behaviour is showing number of test cases under 1.234. I would suggest that the number is clickable and when we click on it, it will show those test cases list under that milestone.

It should be possible to create a milestone hierarchy. The hierarchy not be limited in depth. It should be possible to nest the child milestones as deep as desired Use Case: We have a milestone for development version 1.x.x. This consists of the thematically independent feature offers ABC and DEF, which are combined to the version 1.1.x and if necessary further bug fix releases with smaller supplement offers to the topics. Later follows version 1.2.x with further feature larger feature offers. Example: 1.x.x ..|-1.1.x ..|..|-ABC ..|..|..|-Bugfix ABC with minor additional features ..|..|-DEF ..|..|..|-1.2.x ..|..|-GHI [...] Regarding test analysis and reporting, I also hope for a kind of drill down and drill up function, with which I can evaluate results in fine granular form or cumulated. (Compare e.g. https://www.highcharts.com/demo/column-drilldown by clicking on a bar).

Issue that we can’t add multiple milestones to same test case, so we made own custom milestones fields and add milestone in tab to show data in two places. But would like to add multiple to a test case natively

We need a more robust way to manage release cycles. Milestones are not built well enough - a milestone cannot be tied to a team, cannot be autocompleted upon completion of all runs, it does not notify if the milestone is past due its originally planned date. We want to have an entity that allows to: set the ownership to a team-lead/team incorporate multiple runs and be used as a high-level entity for release cycle reporting maintain the dates and keep an eye on any cycles running beyond the original dates

For example I would like to not show completed milestones (and I don't want to delete them when completed just to keep track of the history)