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Publish automated test results into Jira from your existing CI/CD flow.

Set up Playwright, Jest, Cypress, JUnit, .NET, Pytest, Vitest, WebdriverIO, Mocha, and CLI-based uploads so every automated run reaches Jira with failure evidence, artifacts, branch and commit context, trend history, reusable BDD Library behaviors, test cycles, release readiness signal, and BDD-connected quality context.

Evaluating fit first? Compare Jira test reporting, CI/CD test results in Jira, release test management, and BDD plus Jira workflows.

Choose your reporter path

Using another tool? Upload reports with the CLI.

What every test run gives your Jira team

Jira-native run summaries

See pass rate, failed tests, branch, commit, and suite changes where your team already tracks work.

Failure evidence attached

Keep errors, stack traces, screenshots, traces, videos, logs, and metadata connected to the test result.

History that improves every run

Track trends, flaky behavior, suite growth, and release readiness as automated runs keep landing.

Rovo when it removes friction

Use the Testream Setup Agent for first-run guidance, then Testream BDD Specs for evidence-based coverage review.

Reusable BDD workflows in Jira

Build shared behaviors, execute lean manual test cycles, and assess release readiness from one connected Jira workflow.

From codebase to Jira in one test run

1

Choose your reporter

Start with Playwright, Jest, Cypress, JUnit, .NET, Pytest, Vitest, WebdriverIO, Mocha, or CLI.

2

Add your Testream API key

Run locally or configure your Testream API key in CI so Testream can publish results from your existing test command.

3

Verify the run in Jira

Open your Jira project and confirm the run arrived with status, failures, branch, commit, and evidence attached.

Prove your first Jira-ready test run.

Start with one automated run, then use every run after it to build release confidence with current Jira-native evidence.

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