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Xray Test Management for Jira

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A Jira-native test-management app for linking manual and automated test work to requirements and releases.

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What it does

Xray Test Management for Jira keeps test cases, plans, executions and coverage inside Jira. Teams can link requirements to manual or automated test results, manage BDD testing and connect CI pipelines, then use reports to follow defects and release readiness. Atlassian Marketplace lists the app for Jira Cloud, Server and Data Center.

Keep test coverage beside Jira work

Start with the product work items the team needs to verify, then create or organize tests in the Jira project and connect them to requirements. Xray's app listing describes manual, automated and BDD testing, test management and execution, built-in reporting, and CI/CD integrations for frameworks such as JUnit, NUnit and Cucumber. Results can be connected back to requirements, defects and releases so QA status is visible in the same issue workflow.

Xray is a Jira app rather than a standalone test runner. A team can use it to structure tests and collect automation results, but the automation still runs through its chosen framework and pipeline. The Marketplace lists Standard and Advanced editions with a free trial and monthly or annual billing options; the actual app cost depends on the Jira user tier.

Strengths

  • Manual, automated and BDD test work can be managed in a Jira-native workflow.
  • The app connects test results to requirements, defects and releases for end-to-end traceability.
  • Its listed REST and GraphQL APIs and CI integrations support automation workflows.

Watch out for

  • The product is installed in Jira, so teams seeking a standalone test-management workspace need to use Jira as their project environment.

Best for

  • Jira teams that need test cases, executions and coverage linked to requirements and defects.
  • QA groups combining manual, BDD and automated test results in the same release workflow.
  • Teams that want test-management data available through Jira and its REST or GraphQL integrations.

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