Integration with a test manager

[Paul Tussock]

Has anyone looked into integration between taiga and a test manager, such as Klaros, TestRail etc?

We currently use Klaros which does provide integrations into bug tracking products such as Jira, Bugzilla, Redmine and quite a few others. But no Taiga integration yet. 

We'd like to keep Taiga and swap out our test manager, but it doesn't seem that there are any that can send bug reports into Taiga yet.

Are there any options?

Many thanks.

Paul.

[Pablo Ruiz Múzquiz]

Hi Paul

What teams are doing is to integrate Taiga's API / Zapier zaps / webhooks with their other tools in the dev pipeline. A nice shortcut could be through Zaps. If you find a test manager that has Zapier support then you'd be good to go. We are working on n8n too but it won't be ready for some time (although there's some Taiga support by n8n already.

What is your use case exactly? A test manager that runs tests and automatically creates bugs with certain metadata?

Pablo

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[Paul Tussock]

Hi Pablo,

Thanks for responding. You have exactly nailed my use case.

I've got a small set of testers hammering our product, and I want to make it as easy as possible for them to run test cases and report bugs,

especially as I am adding non-technical testers.

Right now they have one browser window open with Klaros, and another with Taiga. When a test step with Klaros fails, they switch to taiga and

create the bug. They often forget to link back to a Klaros step (so we lose some context, such as steps they were undertaking,

version, OS etc).

I would like to use Klaros to inject the bug into Taiga (as it can do with other defect tracking tools). Taiga is where we track

bugs, epics, stories and our backlog.

Cheers.

Paul