Overall Progress Monitoring
As a manager, the User Story Coverage Report is your secret weapon for quality control. Gain real-time insights, make data-driven decisions, and ensure high-quality software through proactive monitoring and early intervention.
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. Monitor Coverage Throughout the Development Cycle
Track user stories and subtasks progressing through code review, testing phases, and approval.
Analyze both Modified Coverage and Non-Unit Tests Coverage for each story, providing a holistic view of testing progress.
4. Early Identification of Gaps
Be alerted to stories or subtasks with 0% or very low coverage, prompting immediate collaboration with development and QA teams.
Proactively address situations where specific test types show low coverage, ensuring tests are planned or resources allocated.
5. Establish a Culture of Continuous Monitoring
Conduct regular meetings (weekly or bi-weekly) with QA and development teams to jointly monitor quality progress.
Make informed decisions throughout the development cycle, avoiding surprises at the end of sprints or release cycles.
Remember: This framework serves as a foundation. Adapt it to your specific organizational needs, testing strategies, development cycles, and resource availability.
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