Manage Test Runs in Azure DevOps

Learn how to manage test runs and update test case status directly within DevOps using Test Management by Testsigma.

The Test Management by Testsigma app simplifies your workflow by allowing you to manage test runs and test case results directly within Azure DevOps. You can update test results, add or link defects, and manage linked test cases from within the Azure DevOps issue view.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure that your Testsigma project is connected to an Azure DevOps project in Test Management by Testsigma.

View Linked Test Runs from Azure DevOps

1. Sign in to Azure DevOps and navigate to your project.
2. Go to Boards > Work items.
3. Open the required work item.
4. In the work item details page, click the Test Management by Testsigma tab.
5. View the linked test runs associated with the work item.

Update Test Case Results from Azure DevOps

1. In the Azure DevOps issue, go to Test Management by Testsigma > Linked Test Runs.
2. Expand the test run.
3. Click the Status next to the test case, and choose the appropriate result from the dropdown.
4. Refresh the page to view the updated status in Linked Test Cases.

Add Defects from Azure DevOps

1. In the Azure DevOps issue, go to Test Management by Testsigma > Linked Test Runs.
2. Expand the test run.
3. Click the meatballs menu (⋯) next to the test case, and click Add defect.
4. In the Add Defect dialog, the Work Item Type, Title, and Description are automatically filled in by the Atto AI agent. If needed, edit the fields and click Add.
5. The defect is created and added to Azure DevOps.

Link Defects to Existing Issues

1. In the Azure DevOps issue, go to Test Management by Testsigma > Linked Test Runs.
2. Expand the test run.
3. Select the meatballs menu (⋯) next to the test case, and click Link a defect.

4. In the Link Defect dialog:

   • Select the Work Item Type.
   • Under Azure DevOps Work Items, choose the existing work item from the dropdown.
   • Click Link.
5. The defect is linked to the selected issue.