One of the key benefits of AssertThat BDD, Cucumber & Test Management for Jira is that the BDD scenarios and user stories are available in one place - Native to Jira. The BDD scenarios are presented alongside the user story in a format which that makes it easy for the product owner, development and test teams to easily collaborate and develop the user story.
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Features pages
Scenario Manager
Issue View
In this section, we will detail how scenarios can be linked to Jira Issues in Issue View.
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Search by Feature name - Start typing the Feature name and you will be presented with a list of available Features from the drop-down (note a minimum of 3 characters need to be entered)
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Search by tag expression - this is optional - as you can see from the below screenshot a list of all the scenarios is listed in the scenarios box. In some circumstances, there may be many scenarios in a feature and using tags can help filter the ones you wish to link to. You can start typing in the tags to further filter on the tags as shown below
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On clicking Save the BDD Scenarios will be linked to the Jira ticket under the Acceptance tests.
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Add new features and Scenarios from issue view
Step 1: Select Add new scenario on issue view
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Step 2: To add a new scenario to an existing Feature search for the Feature name
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Alternatively to create a new feature simply type the name of the new Feature
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Step 3: Enter scenario title and steps. Note that the same Hot key shortcuts are available on issue view as per the features page to support building of BDD scenarios
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Unlink scenario from user story
Step 1: To unlink the scenario from the user story, click the unlink button:
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Set the scenario to automated or manual
Step 1: When the scenario is linked to the user story, complete the Scenarios detail by adding tags and setting the scenario as automated or manual which is required to Exporting Feature files for Automated Test Execution.
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