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.

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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. 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.