Create Requirements
Create a requirement tree in the release node
Use the following operation:
POST /flex/services/rest/latest/requirementtree/add
Request format
To create a requirement in a release node, send a POST request to the following URL:
http://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/requirementtree/add
Request body
{
"name": "Node1",
"description": "",
"type": "req",
"releaseIds": [
"1"
],
"parentId": 0,
"projectId": 1
}
parentId - pass 0 when creating under the release node.
releaseIds - the ID of the release where the requirement folder should be created.
Response body
{
"id" : 7,
"name" : "Node1",
"description" : "",
"projectId" : 1,
"parentId" : 0,
"categories" : [ ],
"requirements" : [ ],
"releaseIds" : [ 1 ],
"releaseId" : 1,
"type" : "req"
}
Create a requirement tree sub-folder
Use the following operation:
POST /flex/services/rest/latest/requirementtree/add
Request format
To create a requirement tree sub-folder, send a POST request to the following URL:
http://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/requirementtree/add
Request body
{
"name": "Sub Folder",
"description": "",
"type": "req",
"releaseIds": [
"1"
],
"parentId": 7,
"projectId": 1
}
parentId - pass the ID of the parent folder where a sub-folder should be created.
Response body
Create a requirement
Use the following operation to create a requirement in Zephyr Enterprise:
POST /flex/services/rest/latest/requirement
Request format
To create a requirement, send a POST request to the following URL:
http://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/requirement
Request body
requirementTreeId - the ID of the tree where the requirement will be created.
Response body
Update a requirement
Use the following operation to update a requirement in Zephyr Enterprise:
PUT /flex/services/rest/latest/requirement/{id}
{id} - the requirement ID.
Request format
To update a requirement, send a PUT request to the following URL:
http://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/requirement/{id}
Sample request body
Sample response
Link the test case to requirements
You can do this in one of the following ways:
Map a single test case to a single requirement
Use the following operation:
POST /flex/services/rest/latest/testcase/allocate/requirement/{testcaseid}?releaseid={id}
testcaseid - the ID of the test case version.
releaseid - the release ID.
Request format
To map a single test case to a single requirement, send a POST request to the following URL:
http://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/testcase/allocate/requirement/{testcaseid}?releaseid={id}
Sample request
In this request, 10
is the requirement tree ID, and 2
is the requirement ID.
Sample response
Map a single test case to multiple requirements
Use the following operation:
POST /flex/services/rest/latest/testcase/allocate/requirement/{testcaseid}?releaseid={id}
testcaseid - the ID of the test case version.
releaseid - the release ID.
Request format
To map a single test case to multiple requirements, send a POST request to the following URL:
http://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/testcase/allocate/requirement/{testcaseid}?releaseid={id}
Sample request
In this request, 10
is the requirement tree ID; 2
and 3
are requirement IDs.
Sample response
Map a single test case to requirements from multiple nodes
Use the following operation:
POST /flex/services/rest/latest/testcase/allocate/requirement/{testcaseid}?releaseid={id}
testcaseid - the ID of the test case version.
releaseid - the release ID.
Request format
To map a single test case to requirements from multiple nodes, send a POST request to the following URL:
http://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/testcase/allocate/requirement/{testcaseid}?releaseid={id}
Sample request
In this request, 10
and 11
are requirement tree IDs. 4
and 7
are requirement IDs.
Sample response
Map multiple test cases to multiple requirements
Use the following operation:
POST /flex/services/rest/latest/testcase/allocate/requirement?releaseid={id}&tcrCatalogTreeId={id}
Request format
To map multiple test cases to multiple requirements, send a POST request to the following URL:
http://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/testcase/allocate/requirement?releaseid={id}&tcrCatalogTreeId={id}
releaseid - the release ID.
tcrCatalogTreeId - the ID of the tree where the test case resides.
Sample request
testcaseid - the ID of the test case version.
10
and 11
are requirement tree IDs. 5
and 6
are requirement IDs.
Sample response
Map a single test case to the entire Requirements node
Use the following operation:
POST /flex/services/rest/latest/testcase/allocate/requirement/{testcaseid}?releaseid={id}
Request format
To map a single test case to the entire Requirements node, send a POST request to the following URL:
http://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/testcase/allocate/requirement/{testcaseid}?releaseid={id}
testcaseid - the ID of the test case version.
releaseid - the ID of the release.
Sample request
In [11, 2]
, 2
is specified to map the entire node.
In [10, 0]
, 0
indicates that no requirement is mapped to the test case in the node with the ID 10.
Sample response
Synchronize requirements
Use the following operation to synchronize requirements in Zephyr Enterprise:
POST /flex/services/rest/latest/externalrequirement/importall?projectId={id}
projectId - the ID of the project.
Request format
To synchronize requirements, send a POST request to the following URL:
http://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/externalrequirement/importall?projectId={id}
Sample request
searchString - a Jira query for importing requirements.
Sample response
See Also
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Starting Release 8.2, Zephyr Enterprise documentation is moving from its current location on Atlassian to a dedicated, standalone Zephyr Enterprise Documentation page. https://support.smartbear.com/zephyr-enterprise/docs/en/welcome-to-zephyr-enterprise.html