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Jira Integration: Simplify Bug Tracking and Test Management

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Integrate Ratl with Jira to automatically raise bugs for failed tests. Each bug includes detailed information such as logs and reports, enabling efficient issue tracking and streamlined test management within your Jira projects.

Creating an API Token in Jira

API tokens in Jira are used to authenticate requests to the Jira REST API securely. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to generate and manage an API token in Jira.

Prerequisites

  • Access to Jira (Cloud instance).

  • Admin or relevant permissions to generate an API token.

  • An active Atlassian account.

Steps to Create a Jira API Token

1. Sign in to Atlassian Account

  • Navigate to .

  • Sign in using your Atlassian credentials.

2. Generate a New API Token

  • Click on Create API token.

  • Enter a Label for the token to describe its purpose (e.g., "Jira Integration Token").

  • Click Create to generate the token.

3. Copy and Save the Token

  • After the token is generated, copy it immediately and store it in a secure location (e.g., a password manager).

Important: You will not be able to view the token again after closing the page.

5. Add the Jira Token In RATL Integrations

  • Navigate to the Jira Integration section in RATL.

  • Fill in all required information, including:

    • Jira Domain: Enter the name of your Jira Domain

    • Workspace: Specify the workspace to integrate.

    • Token: Paste the newly Jira API Token.

    • User Email: Provide the associated user email.

  • Click on Apply changes and select the project you want to add.

Raising Bugs in Azure DevOps

Note - Using the scenario for Load Test

  1. Open the Simulation Listing Page and select the Simulation for which you want to raise an issue.

  2. Ensure that the bug is raised for test cases that have failed.

  3. Locate the test case with a Failed status and click the ellipse (three dots) icon.

  4. Select Report Jira from the dropdown menu. A dialog box will appear with the project and bug description pre-filled.

  5. Click Submit. A toast message will confirm submission, displaying the work item ID. The Jira icon will become active in the test case list, allowing direct access to the bug by clicking the icon.

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