Designated testers and test leads organize tests into plans and suites.
User acceptance testers ensure the delivered product meets customer requirements.
Developers, testers, UX teams, and others explore the software without predefined test plans.
Testing by external stakeholders, like marketing and sales teams, using the browser-based extension Azure Test Feedback.
Azure Test Plans works seamlessly with Azure Pipelines for continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD).
Pipeline tasks capture and publish test results, which can be reviewed using progress and pipeline reports.
Test cases and suites are linked to user stories, features, or requirements for end-to-end traceability. It helps in tracking the quality of requirements.
Progress can be tracked through configurable charts and test-specific widgets on dashboards.
Various built-in reports, such as Progress reports, pipeline test result reports, and Analytics services, aid in result tracking and progress monitoring.
- Test Runner: for web and desktop
- Mark test passed or failed
- Capture the results
Gather results in the form of screen recording and capture.
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You should have Basic + test plan access to execute, create, and publish test cases
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To execute the test cases using Test Runner, you should have at least basic access
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To run exploratory testing with the Feedback extension, you should have stakeholder access
- Group of test suites and test cases
- Group of test cases into separate test scenarios
- Actual steps to test an application
- Steps that can be shared across test cases