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  1. Support Test Set configuration with JIRA integration

    As a user, I need the ability to link the Test Set ID from PractiTest to the Story/Bug etc.with JIRA projects. Currently, the PraciTest - JIRA integration only supports the configuration to link individual Test Case IDs to the Story/Bug in JIRA projects.

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  2. Add sorting to change the run order of the tests in a TestSet

    I would like to be able to reorder tests in a testset more easily, and preferably in bulk.
    Generally I want to arrange the tests by component, or tester, or ID; all of the useful sorting options I can think of are currently available as column headers.
    It would be very useful to have a sorting feature which would allow quick reordering by column headers. For example, sort by tester and then component. Whith that, each tester can click "Run" on their first test case, and PractiTest would go through their tests, in order of component.
    A simple option would…

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  3. Overall, Practitest should remember and persist column widths and sorts

    There are no pages in PT that actually remember the width of columns or sorts. This makes using PT pretty annoying for people who manage or run test sets, issues, or requirements.

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