How to utilize Jira’s time tracking best?
Estimating time for projects or tasks precisely helps us to plan and analyze our work. However, it is quite easy to make a mistake in creating clear timelines and managing yours and your team’s workload.
Estimating time for projects or tasks precisely helps us to plan and analyze our work. However, it is quite easy to make a mistake in creating clear timelines and managing yours and your team’s workload.
A test case is a definition of all the necessary steps, inputs, conditions, and expected results that allow one to thoroughly test a given feature or case. A definitive advantage of having and maintaining test cases is the ability to standardize what is tested and how it is done.
QAlity offers direct access not only to preview Test Cases in your Jira issues but also to execute crucial testing actions from there.
Whether you’re a developer, tester, or an administrative professional – creating a balanced Jira workflow might be the key to successful teamwork.
QAlity – Test Management for Jira is a free app for Jira Cloud and Jira Server. It’s efficient and quick to set-up tool that allows you to manage the testing in your projects directly in Jira.
Have you ever complained you don’t have time for everything you want? You surely have.
Many test management apps on the Atlassian Marketplace, including QAlity – Test Management for Jira, introduce new issue types to the ones that are already defined on your Jira instance.
Who do the customers contact first in case they have problems with the IT service they are using? A service desk of course!
Jira gives us an ability to log time spent on a particular issue directly to it. Thank to this we can fairly accurately see how time is being spent in our organization – thanks to built-in Jira reports or apps that allow enhanced time-based reports.
Not all things are either black or white, and the same story goes for Jira issues. If your only options were to mark the assignment either done or merely not, it wouldn’t speak the whole truth about how a workflow for a task looks like, wouldn’t it?
As with everything in this prone-to-forgetting universe, some crucial tasks that must be completed before marking a given issue as “done” will be forgotten once in a while. As you probably know, even the most detailed and thought through plan means little if not executed due to the faulty of human memory.
