# Generate Test Case using required tool

Steps to generate Test Case with help of requirement tool such as **Jira** and **Azure DevOps**

1. Navigate to Avo Intelligence window 
2. Select **Requirement tool** tab from the Generate Test Case section

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3. Select **Template** from Template dropdown&#x20;
4. Select Test Management Tool (**Jira / Azure DevOps**)&#x20;

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   In the Test Management Tool dropdown, two requirement tools are available for generating Test Cases:\
   **A. Jira**
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   **B. Azure DevOps**

### **A. Jira**&#xD;

Steps to generate Test Case by selecting **Jira** as tool from the Test Management Tool dropdown.

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5. Enter **Username**, **API Token** and **URL** in their respective fields.
6. Click **Login** button.

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7. Select **Jira Projects**, **Jira WorkItems** and **Jira UserStories** from their respective fields.
8. Click **Generate** button to generate Test Case based defined user story

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Note:** &#x20;

* *When a Jira project is selected from the dropdown, only then will the **Jira Work Items** dropdown be displayed. Once a work item is selected, the **Jira User Story** dropdown will then be shown.*
* *You can select multiple user stories from the Jira User Story dropdown.*
  {% endhint %}

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9. Select **Test Cases** from All Test Cases list to see description of Test Case and click **Save** button.

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10. Select **Release** from release drop down, select **Tag** from Tag drop down and click **Save** button

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Note:**&#x20;

* *You can select an existing Release* *or enter a new Release name in the Release dropdown for the generated Test Case*.&#x20;
* *You can select an existing Tag or enter a new Tag name in the Tag dropdown for the generated Test Case*.&#x20;
  {% endhint %}

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### **B. Azure DevOps**

Steps to generate Test Case by selecting **Azure DevOps** as tool from the Test Management Tool dropdown.

1. Select **Template** from the Template dropdown
2. Select **Azure DevOps** from the Test Management Tool

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3. Enter **Username**, **API Token** and **URL** in their respective fields
4. Click **Login** button.

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5. Select **ADO Projects**, **ADO Workitems** and **ADO UserStories** from their respective fields
6. Click **Generate** button to generate Test Case based defined user story.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Note:

* *When an ADO Projects is selected from the dropdown, only then will the ADO **Workitems** dropdown be displayed. Once a work item is selected, the **ADO UserStories** dropdown will then be shown.*
* *You can select multiple user stories from the **ADO UserStories** dropdown.*
  {% endhint %}

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7. Select **Test Case** from All Test Cases list to see description of Test Case and click **Save** button.

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8. Select **Release** from release drop down, select **Tag** from Tag drop down and click **Save** button.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Note:**

* *You can select an existing Release* *or enter a new Release name in the Release dropdown for the generated Test Case*.&#x20;
* *You can select an existing Tag or enter a new Tag name in the Tag dropdown for the generated Test Case*.&#x20;
  {% endhint %}

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