GitHub Actions is a robust modern CI that requires no specific DevOps knowledge to set up. Actions are set up in minutes, allow you to construct complex multi-stage builds, and use the full power of the opensource community, allowing you to write your Actions in any programming language. 

It is difficult today to find a QA engineer who hasn't heard the expression “TestOps”. But have you ever wondered what exactly “TestOps” means? Is this a position? Is this an approach to organizing the work of testing? Is it philosophy? About this, and not only, we will talk to the participants of the round table.

Functional requirements are written differently in each company. Someone is more comfortable with Jira, Confluence or TMS, while others are more comfortable with static text files in the project repository. Regardless of the location of the requirements, the question arises: "How to correctly measure the coverage of requirements by tests?". 

In this talk, we will consider one of the options for measuring and representation the coverage of functional requirements with autotests, using the example of pytest and allure-framework. We will show that you can effectively use the existing testing frameworks and tools for solving such analytical problems by using a little bit of coding magic.