# Azure DevOps

Follow the steps below to log a bug in Azure DevOps from reports section

1. Navigate back to the Report tab and click Testcase Details icon, to bring up Run details popup window in top right corner of Reports tab

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2. Click view Reports icon, from Run Details pop up window to bring up Result Summary window in screen.

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3. Click Expand arrow from the # column to check the detailed analysis of the execution for all the Test Step details of the Test case
4. Click bug icon from Defect column to access defect management tools.
5. Select Azure DevOps option to bring up Azure DevOps pop up on screen

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Note: *after selecting Azure DevOps option it will bring up auto fill pop up on screen*
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6. Enter credentials and URL then click Connect button. This will change bug icon to Azure DevOps icon.

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7. Click Azure DevOps icon in Defect column to bring up Create Issue pop window on the screen.
8. Select Issue Type, enter Iteration Path, enter Area Path, enter Title, enter State and click Proceed button. For more detailed report, click Configure Fields dropdown and select more option.

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9. As you click proceed, the Azure DevOps icon changes into Defect Id

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10. Click the Defect Id to directly navigate to the Azure DevOps website and see the logged bug 

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