An iteration represents a single test cycle in a project. This helps to synchronize the test process with an agile development process (e.g. Scrum). An iteration can represent a milestone for a project. In a software development project for example, an iteration could be The core functionality is working.
In this section, we will create an iteration, learn how to activate or deactivate iterations and how to assign requirements to a specific iteration.
Select the section in the topbar.
Select the menu entry in the sidebar.
Press the button.
                               Enter             Sprint 01 - Alpha stage in the             Name text field.
                                       
                  
                               Press the             
                                             
                                        icon.
                                       
                  
                               Enter             All printer models can print a test page without an error.
                               and             All printers print at least 10 pages per minute.
                               in the             Success Criteria text field.
                                       
                  
Select the Properties tab.
                               Enter
                                           All printer models can print a test page without an error.
                               and
                                           All printers print at least 10 pages per minute.
                               in the
                                           Success Criteria
                               text field.
                                       
                  
Press the button.
You have now successfully created an iteration. Since this is the only iteration in the project, it gets activated. You can see the active iteration in the topbar (see Section 3.9, “ Iterations ”).
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                  Using Iterations with Requirements | 
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                                Iterations are more useful when combined with requirements (see
                                          Section 3.8, “
                                         Requirements
                                         
                                     ”).
                                For example, the iteration "Alpha release" of a project could contain the requirements
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Select the Requirements tab.
Select the requirement The printer prints at least 10 pages per minute.
Press the button.
Press the button.
Click on the button.
Select the requirement The printer prints at least 10 pages per minute.
Click on the button.
You have now successfully linked a requirement to an iteration.
If an iteration is active, only results and artefacts for this iteration are displayed. To deselct the current iteration or switch to a different one, follow the next steps.
                               Click in the             
                                             
                                        icon in the topbar.
                                       
                  
Select the empty entry in the iteration dropdown box.