Pushing Data to Azure DevOps Repository
Push Method in Avo Assure
The Push method in Avo Assure sends the latest test artifacts to the Azure DevOps repository. It is used in the following scenarios:
Creating new test artifacts, such as Element Repository, Test Cases, Data Tables, or Execution Lists.
Updating or modify existing test artifacts to save the latest version in Azure DevOps.
Sharing updated test artifacts with the team through Azure DevOps.
Maintaining version history of automation assets for safety and traceability.
Pushing Test cases to Azure DevOps Repository
From Avo Assure, the following test artifact data can be pushed to Azure DevOps for version control:
Element Repository
Test Case
Data Table
Execution List
Note: The steps remain the same for all artifacts. Navigate to the respective artifact page, select the required data or parent folder, and push it to Azure DevOps.
To push Test Cases to Azure DevOps Repository, perform the following actions:
On the Home page, under Projects, select the required Project.
Select the Design Studio button > Test Case page.
Select the Azure DevOps icon.
Select Push. The Commit Test Cases dialog opens.
In the Search textbox, enter a keyword to filter the test cases.
Select the Status dropdown to filter the test cases by workflow status.
Select Hide checked in artifacts to exclude already checked in items.
Under Name, expand the folders, and then select the required test cases.
Note:
The Status column displays the workflow status of test artifacts.
The Checked in column indicates whether a test case is already pushed to Azure DevOps.
You can view the total number of selected Test Cases.
Select the Branch dropdown to choose the Azure DevOps branch.
In the Commit message text box, enter the description of the push changes.
Note:
Select Push associated Element Repository to push the associated element repository of the selected test artifact.
Select Push associated Data Table to push the associated data table of the selected test artifact.
Select Push to commit and push the selected test cases to Azure DevOps. After selecting Push, a success message appears. The Client console also provides a confirmation message indicating whether all test artifacts were successfully pushed to Azure DevOps.
Note:
During the process of pushing test artifacts to Azure DevOps, the Avo Assure Client Console provides real-time updates throughout the Commit phase, showing the ongoing progress. After the commit is completed successfully, a single push is triggered automatically to Azure DevOps.
You can also compare the test artifacts. For more information, refer to (Link to Comparing Test Artifacts) article.
Pushing Data Table to Azure DevOps Repository
To push Data Table to Azure DevOps Repository, perform the following actions:
On the Home page, under Projects, select the required Project.
Select Manage Integrations. The Test Data Management page opens.
Select the Azure DevOps icon.
Select Push. The Commit Data tables dialog opens.
In the Search textbox, enter a keyword to filter the data tables.
Select the Status dropdown to filter the data tables by workflow status.
Select Hide checked in artifacts to exclude already checked in items.
Under Name, expand the folders, and then select the required data tables.
Note:
The Status column displays the workflow status of the data table.
The Checked in column indicates whether a data table is already pushed to Azure DevOps.
You can view the total number of selected Data Tables.
Select the Branch dropdown to choose the Azure DevOps branch.
In the Commit message textbox, enter the description of the push changes.
Select Push to commit and push the selected data tables to Azure DevOps. After selecting Push, a success message appears. The client Console also provides a confirmation message indicating whether all data tables were successfully pushed to Azure DevOps.
Note: During the process of pushing data tables to Azure DevOps, the Avo Assure client Console provides real-time updates throughout the commit phase, showing the ongoing progress. After the commit is completed successfully, a single push is triggered automatically to Azure DevOps.
Note: To Compare the selected test artifacts with the corresponding versions in the Azure DevOps repository before pushing, select Compare. For more information, refer to the Comparing Test Artifacts section.
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