What Testream Adds to Jira
Testream brings automated test evidence from your codebase and CI into Jira. Once a reporter publishes a run, Jira teams can see status, failures, suite changes, release signal, and issue-level context without recreating automated tests as manual Jira cases.
What Jira Gets From Each Run
- Run status where work happens - Dashboard, Test Run Details, and Test Run Summaries in Jira Issues show pass rate, failed tests, branch, commit, and run metadata in Jira.
- Failure evidence attached - Failure Inspection keeps errors, stack traces, screenshots, videos, traces, logs, and metadata connected to the result.
- Suite and release signal - Test Suite Changes, Trends & Analytics, and Release Management show how quality changes across branches, runs, and releases.
- Actionable follow-up - Issue Creation turns failed tests into Jira issues with pre-filled context, while PDF Reports provide portable summaries for release reviews.
- Rovo after the first run - The Testream Setup Agent helps teams complete setup, and Testream BDD Specs assess Jira issue-level scenarios against ingested automated evidence.
Who Uses It
- QA and automation teams monitor test health, inspect failures, and reduce manual test-case maintenance.
- Developers see test evidence for their branches, commits, and CI runs in the Jira context they already use.
- Product, release, and engineering leaders get readable quality signal for delivery decisions without digging through CI logs.
Start Here
- Install Testream for Jira from the Atlassian Marketplace listing.
- Publish your first run from an existing automated test suite.
- Use Testream in Jira to inspect runs, review issue summaries, create issues, link releases, and export reports.