This guide introduces the feature that allows you to utilize project requirements (tasks) managed in Asana, enabling you to link them with test cases, organize and search them in the requirements list, and generate a traceability matrix in TestCollab.
Configuring Asana as the Source of Requirements
To begin utilizing stories from Asana, as a TestCollab account administrator, follow these steps to configure the requirements management settings for your TestCollab project:
Steps to Configure:
Select Asana as the source of requirements
Sign-in to your Asana account
Select your Workspace
Select the Asana project from where you want the tasks to be linked as requirements
Save the settings.
Linking Requirements with Test Cases
Once the requirements mapping has been enabled for the current project, linking tasks from Asana with test cases becomes straightforward. You can search for the tasks by their title when adding or editing test cases (this includes bulk update actions also). Please note that the search would work on task titles when the user clicks on "Search" button or presses 'Enter' or 'Return' key.
While searching, only the characters in the start of a word that is part of issue title would be considered. For example search string "test" would fetch "testing" but not "fastest".
Saving the test case would also save the requirements that are linked.
Requirements Index
The requirements currently linked in the project can be accessed on the requirements index. On the Requirements Index:
All requirements are listed and can be arranged by any column.
You can filter requirements based on their properties.
The "Linked test cases count" allows you to navigate automatically to the test cases management page, where test cases are filtered based on the linked requirement.
Traceability Matrix for Requirements
A traceability matrix report can be generated for the requirements from Asana in your project.
It provides insights into:
Total number of requirements.
Requirements covered (that have test cases linked to them).
Uncovered requirements (those without any associated test cases).
Linked test cases count.
Please see the user guide article that explains this report in detail