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Using Azure Devops RSAT Extension to configure and maintain pipelines is very helpful, especially for non-technical test managers on customer's side. It does not require writing powershell scripts and new test suites can be easily added.
Currently we need to configure a separate Build task for each Test suite. Some companies have 50+ test suites which makes the pipeline configuration prone to manual error.
It would be great to allow entering multiple comma-separated test suites in the Build task, in the same way as we already can do it in the Execute task in the pipeline.
Currently we need to configure a separate Build task for each Test suite. Some companies have 50+ test suites which makes the pipeline configuration prone to manual error.
It would be great to allow entering multiple comma-separated test suites in the Build task, in the same way as we already can do it in the Execute task in the pipeline.
STATUS DETAILS
Planned
2022 Release Wave 1
Comments
Great idea!
In addition to that adding support for folder iteration through subfolders would be a great feature as well. Ex. Main test suite folder (id: 1) has test suite subfolders A (id: 2) and B (id: 3). Subfolders A and B both have test suites. Specifying id 1 or Main for execution would climb down the tree and execute all test suites in Main, A and B folders.
Category: Regression Suite Automation Tool (RSAT)
Administrator on 12/4/2022 3:11:43 PM
This work is planned to be added. The most recent RSAT 2.4 hotfix release has added this to the CLI command, and plans is shipping a new version of the Azure DevOps extension where adding more suites here will be possible too.