Informed Go/No Go Decisions Making

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Step-by-Step Tutorial

1. Access the Report

Navigate to your relevant Jira project and open the Sheets page with the User Story Coverage report.
If unavailable, follow the How to Generate / Edit the Report guide to create it.

2. Ensure Scope Accuracy

Verify the report covers the desired timeframe by checking the Scope icon at the bottom right.
Adjust the scope if needed using the How to Generate / Edit the Report guide.

3. Analyze Coverage

Collapse subtasks: Simplify viewing by collapsing subtasks under user stories (or your hierarchical structure).
Review coverage: Analyze both Modified Coverage and Non-Unit Tests Coverage for each user story.

4. Identify Gaps

Focus on low coverage: Expand user stories with less than 100% coverage to pinpoint specific subtasks lacking tests.
Verify satisfactory subtasks: For subtasks with sufficient coverage, ensure they align with your testing strategy (e.g., API changes needing API testing).
Address specific test types: For user stories with 100% overall coverage, check individual test type coverage against your organization's standards. If any fall short, identify the responsible subtasks.

5. Action Plan

Create testing plan: Address uncovered areas by outlining clear testing steps before production deployment.
Approve readiness: Sign off on user stories (or features) if all testing is complete and satisfactory.

6. Change Advisory Board (CAB) Presentation

If your organization requires CAB approval before release, present the report during the meeting.
Export option: Alternatively, export the report for inclusion in other presentation materials.

Remember: This guide provides a general framework. Adjust it to your specific organizational needs and testing strategies.