Summary of RMsis Releases

Known Issues

There are many issues with IE Compatibility Mode. For example, some data tables may be incorrectly displayed (out of place borders or misaligned text).
IE9 may show unpredictable behavior for some functions.
RMsis continues to be in "Available Updates List" even though the latest version is installed. This is UPM bug (https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-28846) and we are waiting for a resolution from Atlassian.

Requirements
- Bulk operations are now extended to attributes.
- Rich Text Area is available as a custom field.
- User should be able to perform partial Requirements export.
- Requirements ownership can be changed.
Traceability
- User can now select the Issue Types to be displayed in Traceability Table
- Identify Requirements with no linked Test Cases.
Test Cases
- Custom fields are now supported for Test Cases.
JIRA Integration
- Link to a Requirement / Test Case, while browsing an issue.
Data Management, Input and Output
- For Requirement export, issue type is configurable.
- Alert a user on Requirement Export, if a requirement is already exported to JIRA.
Generic Functions
- All artifacts references are shown as links.
- The column header is highlighted in a different color, if a filter is set.
- The user can change column width and order.
System Configuration
- Set the default for New User as Active / Passive.
- Admin should be able to delete a user, when the user no longer exists in JIRA, (but has associated artifacts in RMsis).
System Functions
- RMsis re-configuration mechanism is now much more intuitive and efficient.
- If JIRA is running on HTTPS, client side certificate (for RMsis) need not be manually installed by user.

Many users had recently reported installation related issues. After analysis, it turned out to be issues related to two primary areas:

Incorrect Network Configuration
JIRA UPM Timeout, while RMsis installation was still running. This lead to disabling of RMsis plugin and consequently lot of unpredictability.

Here is a document, explaining the background of this issue, possibilities and solutions : RMsis fails to start after configuration - possible causes and solutions

Solutions implemented

Diagnostics have been built into the installer; so as to give an idea to the administrators about the possible causes of problems.
Now the Plugin completes it's initialization much more quickly and predictability; while it defers the diagnostics and other time consuming processes to later stages.

Requirements Management
- Option to reconfigure the Default Attributes
- Voting by team members against Requirements
- Email notification of Requirements change
Requirements Traceability
- Additional filter for linked issues
Test Cases
- Support to establish dependencies between Test Cases
- Support for Test Case history
- Log and display Test Run status history
- Email notification of Test Case change
- Configurable option to link auto-generated issues to Requirements
Reporting
- Handling of "Requirement Custom Fields" in "Custom Reports"
- Support for Private and Public filters
JIRA Integration
- Linking to Test Cases from JIRA Issues Page
- Open Requirements Model Window from Issues Page
- Requirements exported from RMsis to JIRA can now be used as input in GreenHopper.
Data Management, Input and Output
- Flexible mechanism for CSV import with fields and options mapping
- Export of Requirements as JIRA Issues
- Configurable CR-LF treatment in CSV Export
Internationalization
- Improved support for input, processing and display of European languages
System
- Configurable options to specify Min - Max Memory for JVM

Requirements Management
- Requirements workflow
- Display of custom attributes in the main table and included in PDF report.
Reporting
- Create, Save, Edit and Delete Custom Reports
- Sorting on attributes.
- Baseline comparison report
Test Cases
- Support for Test Case categorization
- PDF Reports for Test Cases
System
- Support for JIRA 5.0
- Option in JIRA menu bar to send logs in case of failed installation

Search and Filters
- Auto save filters in all the main tables.
- Configurable column view provided in many tables.
Requirements Management
- Support for User Defined Custom Attributes.
- User can specify "Source of a Requirement"
Requirements Validation / Test Cases
- Copy a Test Case.Test Runs
- Automatically log an Issue for Failed Test Cases using a "Log Issue Option" !
- Add an Option to reset status of a Test Run.
System
- PKCS#11 and PKCS#12 supported from 1.4.1-r.43 onwards (earlier only JKS was supported by default).

Many usability improvements.
Requirements Management
- Exporting requirements to another project.
- Forward Traceability between requirements.
Traceability
- Filters for Releases and Baselines.
Reverse Traceability
- Filters for Releases and Baselines.
- Map Issues / JIRA artifacts to Test Cases
Release Planning
- Sync up RMsis Releases with JIRA Versions.
- Incorporated Planned and Actual Effort Trends.
- Define a Release Composition.
- Merge releases.
Test Cases
- Provided additional attributes for Test Cases
  - Name
  - Attachments (Links or Documents)
- Mapping JIRA Artifacts to Test Cases.
- Test Case versioning.
Introduced concept of Test Runs in this release with the following functionality
- Configure / Create TestRuns.
- Associate with Releases and hence implicitly associate with Release Composition.
- Explicitly associate Test Cases with Test Runs.
- Commit a TestRun.
- Create copy of a TestRun.
- Update status in a Test Run through "csv import".
- Log issues against a specific test case in a TestRun.
User Administration
- Any number of user defined roles can be configured.
- Additional default roles of Business Analyst, Test Manager, Testing Team Member and Tester

RMsis 1.3.0 - r.29 onwards
- HTTPS Support
- Reverse Proxy Support
Simplified installation Process. RMsis can now be installed using Atlassian's Universal Plugin Manager.
Simplified upgrade process using Atlassian's Universal Plugin Manager.
Embedded database support for evaluation versions (not yet recommended for production use).