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3. It captures the screenshot of the website screen currently open.
4. Enter defect details the same as you do when logging a defect during the session.
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A defect will be added directly to the selected project in Jira.
View and Manage
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Recorded Sessions
Users can view the recorded sessions in QMetry Test Management for Jira by following the below steps.
Log into Jira.
Go to QMetry menu > Exploratory Testing.
The screen display displays a list of recorded sessions. Users can View, Manage and Create Test Cases from the recorded sessions.
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The records display the following details about the session :
Name: Name of the session.
Environment: Environment on which it has been tested.
Tags: Tags mentioned while creating session.
Status: Status of the session. It shows "In Progress" when the session is being created, shows "Completed" once the session is finished and uploaded to QMetry.
Events: The count of Events recorded.
Defects: Count of defects logged during the session.
Recorded By: Username of the user who created a session.
Recorded On: Date and time when the session was recorded.
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If it is a long list of recorded sessions, then you can apply a filter to get the required session.
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Open the session you want to create a test case from.
To create a test case directly from the recorded Exploratory Testing session, click on the Create Test Case button at the top right corner.
The Create Test Case screen opens.
You can add/edit the required details for the test case. If a custom field is marked as mandatory in Configuration, users can enter values for such mandatory fields here and proceed towards test case creation.
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A test case is created in the Test Case tab under Test Management (QMetry menu > Test Management).
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Images captured during the session are available as attachments with corresponding test steps.
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