Editing a TestCase Chart from Azure DevOps
As you all know these TestCase execution charts are used to view the progress or the TestCase Execution data for Test Suites & TestPlans. We have already seen about how to create and view...
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As you all know these TestCase execution charts are used to view the progress or the TestCase Execution data for Test Suites & TestPlans. We have already seen about how to create and view...
As you all know these TestCase execution charts are used to view the progress or the TestCase Execution data for Test Suites & TestPlans. We have already seen about how to create and view...
A TestCase in a TestSuite can be executed multiple times during a release and sometimes its necessary to track those TestCase Execution history to see how many times there has been a bug fix...
A TestCase Execution is marked as “Failed” when atleast one of the steps is marked as “Failed”.Let us say that a TestCase has 4 steps, even if the first 3 steps are passed, if...
First let us see how to execute a testcase and then let us see about how to pass a testcase when all the steps are passed. A TestCase Execution is marked as passed only...
We have already seen about how to edit a testcase individually. Here let us see about how to edit multiple testcases at the same time. This will be useful if multiple steps needs to...
TestCases are integral part of Azure DevOps and let us how to create TestCases in Azure TestPlans.. Though there are many ways to create a TestCase, the most used option is creating “Test Cases”...
You may get confused by different terms used in Azure DevOps such as TestPlans, TestSuites, TestCases.Let us see what are these terms and how it’s important for a Testing Team to understand these terms...
This may occur when you have Microsoft Visual Test Platform in your builds or releases. Solution: To fix this issue, all you need to do is login into the machine and clear the space...
Sometimes you might not be able to export TestCases using Offline execution in AzureDevOps. Incase you wonder where the offline execution is, you can see it over here if you click on “Export to...