Azure DevOps Integration
This document explains the concept of Azure DevOps integration.
The Azure DevOps Integration functionality allows the users to log defects and other issues on Azure DevOps based on reports generated by Avo Assure.
The Log a Bug feature in Azure DevOps is an essential tool for overseeing software development and testing processes. The main objective of Azure DevOps’s Log a Bug tool is to make easily identify and handle software error or problems found during testing or any other stage of development.
Why Azure DevOps?
A centralized repository stores all the bugs within Azure DevOps to ensure that all the team members have access to the latest information and updates. This helps provide a seamless communication and collaboration between testers, developers, and other stakeholders involved in the bug resolution process.
Integration of Avo with Azure DevOps allows users to map user stories and Testcases with Avo scenarios. Furthermore, users can raise a bug, and the link to the associated Testcase will be automatically appended for better traceability.
Note: A point to note is that only a quality manager and quality lead can work with Azure DevOps.
Pre-requisites:
Azure DevOps details user need to keep handy for logging defect in Azure DevOps are:
Azure DevOps Username: Ensure to have login credentials ready.
Azure DevOps API Token/Password: Generate the API token or password to use during login
Azure DevOps URL: Keep the Azure DevOps URL ready
To log defects on Azure DevOps, the Avo Assure Client needs to be connected successfully with Avo Assure
The steps-by-step process to generate API token in Azure DevOps are:
Navigate to Azure DevOps Website login by entering valid username and password provided by organization
Click User settings
Click Personal access token --> Click New Token button to generate API Token After clicking ’New Token’ button ’Create a new personal access token’ window will appear on the screen
Enter Name --> Click Expiration (UTC) dropdown and select the expiration time of token --> Enter Date --> Click Create button
Copy token and paste it in the notepad for using it later
Now you know how to generate API token, let’s understand the process of configuring Azure DevOps in Avo Assure:
Navigate to landing page of Avo Assure
Select Project -> Go to Settings -> Click Manage integration button
Select Azure DevOps -> Enter Username, API Token/Password and URL -> Click Login button
After successfully logging into Azure DevOps, a mapping window appears on the screen. The left-side pane contains projects for Azure DevOps, and the right-side pane contains projects for Avo Assure.
The steps for Mapping Avo Assure with Azure DevOps are
Click Select Project dropdown and select Azure DevOps project.
Click Select Work Item dropdown. Select Story option
Story provides complete detail of functionality
Select the required Screen
After selecting screen, in Project section the selected project in the landing gets auto populated
Select Test Suite from the project
Click Map button and then hit the Save button
Once its saved, you can find the mapped screen and projects in View Mapping tab
Click Configure button -> Enter Configuration Name -> Select TestSuite -> Select Azure as integration in integration dropdown -> Click Save button to configure the TestSuites.
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