When I have a set of conditions (which depends on issue, for example 'Labels',
'Fix Version/s' etc.) that should affect execution of the test I have no option to do this.
Example:
I have an issue which is resolved, but this fix is contained in newer version of product which I test (I test an older one) so I need to look at 'Fix Version' and make a decision affected by this parameter.
I think that decision which is based only on issue status is not generic enough.
When I have a set of conditions (which depends on issue, for example 'Labels', 'Fix Version/s' etc.) that should affect execution of the test I have no option to do this.
Example: I have an issue which is resolved, but this fix is contained in newer version of product which I test (I test an older one) so I need to look at 'Fix Version' and make a decision affected by this parameter.
I think that decision which is based only on issue status is not generic enough.