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| =Preface=
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| ==Introduction ==
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| Moodle team uses Atlassian Jira as a Bug Tracker system. With a bit of tweaking Jira can become a Test Case Management software. For Moodle 2.0, we improved our QA department. We've been through testing a range of test management software that we could integrate to Jira. We try more deeply Test Link, an open source software. Finally we decide to setup Jira for QA testing purpose. The main reason is that people working on Moodle are well familiar with Jira interface, and it will be easy for them to learn how to create, run and read test case, or generate report.
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| Jira as a Test Case Management is attractive, it:
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| #Uses an existing and known tool
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| #Provides an easy way to link bugs to test cases and results
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| #Provides decent reporting of the state of testing
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| #Supports multiple releases
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| ==Scope of this document==
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| This document describes how to install and setup Jira as a Test Case Management software.
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| =Installing Jira (Linux)=
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| Download the zip file
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| =Setup the entire Jira QA environment=
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| ==Create a project==
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| ==Create the QA environment==
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| ===TestCase Issue Type===
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| ===New custom fields===
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| ===Test case screen===
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| ===Test case screen scheme===
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| ===Issue type screen scheme===
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| ===?? Field configuration ??===
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| ===?? Field configuration sheme ??===
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| ===Create sub-task===
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| ===??????===
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| ===?? Intall report tool as Timecharts plugin for Jira ??===
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| =Running a QA test cycle=
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| ===Write Test Case===
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| ===Run Test Case===
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| ====Run the test====
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| ====Report a bug====
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| ===Read Report===
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| ====Where to go====
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| ====How to interpret the report====
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