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[WIP][Browser-Functional-Tests]Add browser test build YAML file #89

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Description

This pull request updates the browser functional tests to run in an Azure pipeline based on the YAML file. Also, updates the README file with the step by step guide to run the tests locally and configure the Azure pipeline.

Specific Changes

  • Add Build YAML file
  • Update README with step by step guide

New pipeline configuration

The next steps will guide you thought the configuration of a Build pipeline based on the YAML file.

Prerequisites

  • Azure DevOps organization. You can find documentation here.
  • Azure subscription. Required to create and delete Azure resources.

Step by step

  1. Create a pipeline using the classic editor, this options allows to us select the YAML file to configure the pipeline.
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  2. Configure the repository and branch.
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  3. In section Configuration as code select YAML
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  4. In section YAML, write the build name, select the build YAML file.
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  5. In the Section Variables, Add a variable to save the azure subscription value.
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Variable: AzureSubscription = "YOUR_AZ_SUBSCRIPTION"

  1. Save and queue.

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Bill7zz commented Dec 6, 2019

merged MS 1469

@Bill7zz Bill7zz closed this Dec 6, 2019
@santgr11 santgr11 deleted the add/browser-test-build-yaml-file branch December 6, 2019 13:35
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