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How to setup tfs pipeline for automated functional tests?


Asked by Emilio Rollins on Dec 13, 2021 FAQ



Check Continuous Integration check box. Leave other settings as Default (Defaultagent queue denotes in which you have installed an agent. You can choose the Manage link to set this) then click Create. After clicking Create you will land up to Build Definition page as follows:
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SpecFlowPlus now offers a Visual Studio Team Services SpecFlow+LivingDoc extension that allows you to point your build to the csproj file that contains the specflow tests, it then uses picklesdoc under the hood to generate the documentation and upload it to a page in VSTS under the test hub.
One may also ask, Examples of the tasks can consist of running a Visual Studio Build, MS Build, executing PowerShell or Shell scripts etc. 1) To create a Build Definition, login to TFS web interface and go to the Builds TAB.
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The resulting binaries are copied to Azure VM and finally the selenium scripts are executed as part of the automated Release. Navigate to Pipelines under Pipelines. Select Selenium build pipeline and click Run pipeline. This build will publish the test artifacts to Azure DevOps, which will be used in release.
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The VSTest task can run unit as well as functional tests. Run tests on one or more agents using the multi-agent job setting. Use the 'Visual Studio Test Platform' task to run tests without needing Visual Studio on the agent.