Vansah lets you execute Test Cases from multiple places in Jira, depending on how you work (from a Test Case, a Work Item, a Test Folder, or a Test Plan).
Before you begin
You need access to the Jira Space where Vansah is enabled.
You need permission to view the Test Case and create Test Results (based on your space permissions).
Ways to Execute a Test Case
Choose the option that matches your workflow:
From the Test Case screen
• Best when you’re reviewing one Test Case in detailFrom a Jira Work Item
• Best when you want to validate a requirement, story, or bug and keep traceability tightFrom a Test Folder
• Best for running a set of related Test CasesFrom a Test Plan (planned tests)
• Best for structured Test Cycles and regression runsQuick Test (ad-hoc execution)
• Best for quick verification across one or more Test Cases
What happens when you execute
When you run a Test Case, Vansah creates a Test Run and records:
Result status (for example: Pass/Fail)
Evidence (attachments/screenshots)
Comments
Environment/version/sprint (if configured)
Related step-by-step guides
Execute a Test Case from the Test Case screen
Execute a Test Case from a Jira Work Item
Execute a Test Case from a Test Folder
Execute a Test Case from a Planned Test
Using Quick Test