Frequently Asked Question

To enable the use of Jira, you will need to generate an access token with the user that will connect directly to Jira. You can see the steps to follow to create them in the following link.

Once you have created the token, you will need to add it in the connection settings of the installation. To do this, you will have to go to the AAT installation and look for the file located in C:\Users\your-user\AppData\Local\AAT-Lite\app\apps\AAT-Web-Lite\configFiles\connections\general_connections.json, in this file you will add the values needed to make the connection. Here you have the template that you need to use, replace the values with yours.

[{
 "description": "Jira connection",
 "subtype": "JIRA",
 "type": "PROJECTTRACKING",
 "projects": ["generalProject"],
 "data": {
  "token": "your-token",
  "user": "your-user",
  "URL": "your-url"
 }
}]

With this, you will have the connection with Jira configured.

Now, to perform a synchronization of a test with a Jira task, you only have to go to the functional view of the test and add the identifier of the task in the Associated User Story field. Once this is done, when you click the Synchronize button, you will see a screen with the descriptions of your test and the descriptions from Jira, and you will be able to modify and save the version you like best (this will modify both the Jira task and the test descriptions, keeping them in sync).