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Generally, Test Runs are a collection of multiple test suites with necessary information such as who’s handling the involved test cases at any particular time. This is where the actual testing happens, and upon executing the test runs, the appropriate results can be determined. Read More at: https://www.qatouch.com/blog/how-to-create-a-test-run/

Been wondering How to integrate QA Touch & Jira Cloud? QA Touch offers seamless integration with Jira Cloud providing you the best way to keep track of issues and bugs. QA Touch allows you to enter the issues that can be added as a ticket in Jira.

Rolling out today is an all-new feature we think marks another material step forward in our QA Touch product. An initial Requirements Module is now built in. Requirements Module enables users to seamlessly map business requirements with appropriate test cases.

Smoke Testing, also known as Build Verification Testing, is an efficient way to progressively validate the new releases that are ready for further, more detailed (meaning additional people and computing power) testing.

While creating Test Run, we should assign the complete test run to a tester. Then the tester will start the testing. This flow works fine for a simple test run with less number of test cases.  But the scenario is different while creating a test run with a large number of test cases for a project having complex workflows. Assigning a single Tester to this test run doesn’t make sense. It will take more time to complete the test run if it is handled by a single person. So, we can split up the test run and share the workload within the team.

The testers from different vertical should collaborate with each other and work. To make this collaboration seamless, we have introduced the feature “Step-wise Execution” in QA Touch.