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Migrate Manual Test to Octane and Assign to respective application module by SHIFT Tool

ivan.kuah1

Hi All, 

I would like to migrate manual test from QC to Octane and assign the manual test to respective application module based on the application name field in QC by SHIFT Tool.

I tried to create application module same as the value in Application Name, and done the field mapping in mapping.json file as below

"test_manual": {
"TS_TEST_02": {
"target_field": "application_modules"
}
},

the result for application_modules in Manual Test is show empty  

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    Hi,

    Mapping of ALM/QC list field to Octane application module is supported only for defects. We will add the same possibility for the test and test set in the next Shift release.

    Thanks,
    Igor.

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