Manage Test Plan

All users can manage Test Plan, but only the Project and the Jira admins with the delete permission can delete it.

1. Test Plan Table Explanation

In the Test Plan screen, you can see a list of test plans with key data:

The list of test plans displays some information about:

Type of Information	Description
Key	A Jira unique identifier for the test plan, used to track and link it.
Summary	A brief title describing the purpose or scenario of the test plan.
Status	The current Jira status of the test plan ticket (TODO; IN PROGRESS DONE) indicates its lifecycle stage.
Assignee	The member who is responsible for each test plan.
Number of Executions	The number of test executions is linked to the plan. This helps you assess coverage and distribute testing effort across other plans.
Start Date	The date when testing for this plan is scheduled to begin.
End Date	The expected completion date for the test plan.
Priority	The importance of test plans that help teams decide what should be addressed first.
Reporter	The user who created the test plan.
Last updated	The most recent date and time when the test plan was modified, reflecting the latest activity or changes.
Created at	The date and time when the test plan was first created in the system.

2. Test Plan Table Actions

2.1 Show/Hide Column In The Table

You can show or hide columns in the test plan table by clicking the “Display” button and selecting/deselecting the checkbox to display/hide the desired columns in the test plan table.

The Key and Summary Columns are two System Fields, which cannot be hidden.

2.2 Rearrange Test Plan Column Orders

To change the display order of columns, drag and drop each column to your preferred position.

2.3 Sort Test Plans

To sort any column and view the data in ascending or descending order, you can:

Choose the 🔼 to sort ascending.
Choose the 🔽 to sort descending.

2.4 Filter Test Plans

To quickly identify a specific test plan, you can:

Provide Jira Key ID or the Test Plan Summary to find the exact test plan.

Apply Filters to narrow down the list

AgileTest supports you in filtering test plans by:

Status: your Jira status of the test plan ticket (TODO; IN PROGRESS;DONE).
Assignee: your team members assigned to test plans.
Reporter: your team members created test plans.
Priority: the test plan priority (HIGHEST; HIGH;MEDIUM; LOWEST; LOW).
Start date: the planned start date of the test plans.
End date: the planned end date of the test plans.

Or switch to JQL and enter your custom search.

2.5 Clone Test Plan

You can duplicate a test plan to create a new test plan that includes the same test cases as the original. To do this, follow these steps:

Navigate to the test plan you want to make a clone of. Click on the “” icon in the Action column.
Select the “Clone” option.

The cloned test plan inherits only the linked test cases from the original test plan. It does not carry over any execution results.

2.6 Delete Test Plan

To delete a test plan, follow these steps:

Navigate to the test plan you want to delete. Click on the “” icon in the Action column.
Select the “Delete” option.

When you delete a test plan:

All associated test cases are preserved and remain available for use in other test plans.
All test executions are preserved along with their execution status and can still be accessed from the Test Executions section.

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