Quick Test lets testers record a result without opening a full step-by-step execution. Enable it for a Jira space when this faster workflow is suitable for your team, or disable it to remove Quick Test result choices from the execution menu.
Before you begin
To change this setting, you need Jira administrator or Jira space administrator access.
To record results, you also need the Vansah permission to execute Test Cases. Enabling Quick Test does not grant that permission.
Choose the Jira space whose Quick Test setting you want to change.
Enable or disable Quick Test
Open Vansah in the Jira space.
Open the Vansah menu and select Settings and Compliance.
Select Space Settings in the left menu.
Select Miscellaneous.
Under Quick Test, select or clear Enable “Quick Test” for Test Cases.
Wait for the success message. The change saves immediately; there is no separate Save button.
The screenshot shows the Quick Test checkbox. The surrounding Jira navigation may differ from your layout.
Setting | What testers see |
Enabled | The execution menu includes Quick Test results, such as Passed and Failed. |
Disabled | Quick Test result choices are hidden. Normal Test Run execution remains available. |
Record a result with Quick Test
Return to the Test Case list in a Test Folder or Jira work item. Refresh or reopen the view after changing the setting.
Select the Execute play icon beside the Test Case.
If Update Last Test Run is offered, decide whether to update the displayed run or create a new run. Leave it cleared to keep a separate run for the new execution.
Under QUICK TEST, select the result you want to record. Selecting a result starts the action immediately.
Complete any required Test Run setup when prompted, then check the recorded result.
Quick Test records the selected result without taking you through each script step. Use normal execution when you need to work through the steps and record their details.
Check the result
The result indicator in the Test Case list updates after a successful execution. Hover over it to review the run details, including the result and tested time.
For more guidance, see Using Quick Test or Use Quick Test for Multiple Test Cases.
If Quick Test is unavailable
Confirm that Quick Test is enabled in the same Jira space, then refresh or reopen the Test Case list.
Check your permission to execute the Test Case and whether execution is blocked.
Use the normal execution option for automation Test Cases when their menu does not offer manual Quick Test results.
If the setting change fails, reopen Miscellaneous and check the saved checkbox before trying again.