About QMetry Test Management Exploratory Testing

QMetry Test Management Exploratory Testing is an add-on that has been designed to empower users to carry out testing while they explore websites, to ensure that testers’ time is invested in investigating the site instead of writing every single test activity, and to cultivate the culture of flawless communication in the organization.

Benefits of QMetry Test Management Exploratory Testing

• QMetry Test Management Exploratory Testing helps users identify problems with the website/application under test. The add-on verifies the website through a browser to confirm that it is functioning properly.

• The functionality traces actions performed during Exploratory UI testing in browser, and converts it into modular code that can be used for automated regression Tests.

• Each event and navigation are recorded, which provides ready-to-use Automated Documentation.

• The tool allows its users to log issues just on a mouse click. It enables users to add visuals while logging issues, which makes it easy for development team to catch the scenario where the application fails.

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Steps to initiate Exploratory Testing using QMetry Test Management Exploratory Testing

Step 1. Install QMetry Test Management Exploratory Testing chrome extension.

Step 2. Generate API Key in QMetry Test Management to log into the extension.

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If you are using the Exploratory Testing module very first time, then go to Automation > Exploratory Testing. Click on the Install QMetry Test Management Exploratory Testing button.

As an alternate, click on the link below to open QMetry Exploratory Testing page in Chrome web store.

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You can log issue to the scenario while recording the test session. The issues gets logged into the Issue module of QMetry. If external trackers are linked with QMetry, the issue gets logged into Jirathat external tracker.

Note: The logging issue operation will pause your session for a while. If you wish to resume the session, then close the issue logging screen after logging the issue.

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• Project: Select the project for which the issue is to be logged.

• Summary: Enter the Summary that represents  brief about the issue.

• Priority: Select the priority of the issue from the drop-down list.

• Labels: Select the Labels applicable to the issue. You can select multiple options for the field.

• Issue Type: Select the issue type from Bug, Enhancement, New Feature.

• Owner: Select the assignee who will work on the issue from the drop-down list.

• Description: Describe the issue in detail in this text area.

Logging an Issue in QMetry for Jira - Test Management

If Jira is configured with the project in QMetry, then you can log issue directly in Jira.

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You can view the details related to the issue.
Clicking on the Entity Key, it opens the issue detail page in the Issue Module.

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Issue Logged in QMetry for Jira - Test ManagementJira

When you click External Key for the Exploratory session, it opens issue detail page in Jira.

In QMetry, you can view the available Jira issues when you go to log issues from the Execution Screen.

Go to the Execution Screen. Click the Bug icon. It opens the Issues screen.

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