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# Automatic display of test cases or test scenarios in Jira tickets

Starting from aqua version 25.47, if you have the [aqua4Jira plugin](/documentation/integrations/aqua4jira-plugin-cover-jira-issue-with-aqua-test-cases.md) installed and [Jira sync](/documentation/integrations/jira-sync-synchronize-items-between-aqua-and-jira-projects.md) configured for a Jira work item, the following improvements apply:

* When you link a test case or test scenario in aqua to a requirement or defect that’s synced with a Jira work item, those linked items will automatically appear in the Jira work item under the appropriate section.

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* Once the items are synced, you’ll see new dependency types in aqua for better traceability:
  * **Synced with** — indicates the connection between synced aqua and Jira items
  * **Covers / Covered by** — shows the relationship between test cases and synced requirements or defects
* If you unlink a test case or test scenario in aqua, it will also be unlinked from the Jira work item during the next sync.


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