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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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Click on the Bug icon
The screenshot of the current page opens in a separate tab.
The page also has options like any other image editor.
Annotating Screenshot: You can annotate the screenshot you captured using the features available on the editor. It allows you to describe any bug or issue more precisely, which ultimately makes it more comprehensive.
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Project: This is QMetry project with which Jira is integrated. This project is selected by default here.
Instance: Select the Jira instance to which you want to log the issue.
External Project: The External Project field values populate according to the instance selection. Select the Jira Project you want to log issue to.
Issue Type: The issue type is displayed as per the issue type configuration with the QMetry Issue module while Jira integration. If the Sub-task issue type is also configured while Jira integration, you can create sub-task issue types as defects for failed executions.
Parent Issue Key: This field will be visible if the “Sub-task” is selected as the Issue Type above.
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It populates the issues created in the Jira project. Select the applicable one.
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Other fields will appear in accordance with the project selection.
Logging an Issue in Rally
If Rally is configured with the project in QMetry, then you can log the issue directly in Rally.
Project: This is QMetry project with which Rally is integrated. This project is selected by default here.
Instance: Select the Rally instance to which you want to log the issue.
External Project: The External Project field values populate according to the instance selection. Workspace relevant to the projects are displayed in parenthesis. Select the Rally Project you want to log issue to.
Issue Type: The issue type is displayed as per the issue type configuration with QMetry Issue module while Rally integration.
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