Let's take a look at the configuration for using JIRA requirement management; we will store issues that are related to requirements. This will also ensure that expectations of the project are captured and later verified during testing.
The following table lists the different issue types for requirement management:
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Scheme name |
Issue types |
Remarks |
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Requirements—Issue Type Scheme |
Requirements Documentation Change Request Improvement Bug New Feature New User Request Sub-task |
Create the issue types that are not available |
We will use a custom workflow for the Requirements issue type; it will be used to store the project requirements; for the rest of the issue types, the default JIRA workflow will be used.
The following table depicts the requirements workflow:
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From |
To |
Remarks |
|
Open |
In Progress |
A new issue can be moved to the In Progress state when the work starts |
|
In Progress |
Open Review |
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