Azure DevOps

What is Azure DevOps?

Azure DevOps is a product that provides version control, reporting, requirements management, project management, automated builds, testing and release management capabilities, developed by Microsoft.

Why use Azure DevOps integration?

With Azure DevOps app, you can:

  • Link Qase test cases to Azure DevOps issues.

  • Link Qase test runs to Azure DevOps issues.

  • Create a new issue in Azure DevOps when you file a defect during a test run in Qase.

  • Sync statuses of a Qase Defect and connect Azure DevOps issue, (i.e., as soon as you mark the defect as “Resolved” in a connected defect, the Azure DevOps will be marked “Completed” - and vice versa).

How to install Azure DevOps?

  1. Click "Apps" in your Qase workspace

  2. Click Azure DevOps card, then hit "Install now":

3. Log into Azure DevOps, if you are currently not:

4. After the redirect, hit "Authorize" to finalize the installation:

5. The app is now successfully installed:

Usage

  1. To link an Azure DevOps issue to a Qase test case:

    • Select a case in the repository and switch to Properties in the sidebar:

  • Click "Link Azure DevOps Issues":

  • Insert Azure DevOps issue title into the field and hit "Link":

  • Now the Azure DevOps issue is linked:

  • To unlink the Azure DevOps issue, click "x" next to the issue title:

2. To link an Azure DevOps issue to a Qase test run:

  • Navigate to the test run you want to link to Azure Devops

  • Click on "Select an Integration"

  • In the Integration pop-up, select Azure DevOps:

  • Insert Azure DevOps issue title into the field and hit "Link":

  • Now the Azure DevOps issue is linked:

  • To unlink the Azure DevOps issue from the run, click on the trash icon for the particular run and it will be unlinked.

3. To create an Azure DevOps issue together with a defect in Qase:

  • In the test run, mark your case as failed, blocked, or invalid and proceed with creating a defect:

  • In the Defect creation form, click “Choose Integration,” select "Azure DevOps" and click "Add defect":

  • Select the Azure DevOps “Organization,” and any other required field, then hit "Create":

  • In the Qase defect you will now have a connected Azure DevOps issue link:

  • In Azure DevOps you will now have a connected Qase defect:

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