Azure DevOps Test Plans Test retention - What influences setting back test outcome to Active?
Hey there, I just wanted to understand, what has an effect on the retention of the outcome of a test run. http:// https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/test/how-long-to-keep-test-results?view=azure-devops#set-retention-period-for-test-results is explaining a setting for that. So, if I set the test retention setting „Days to keep..." to "Never delete" I'm expecting that the test outcome isn't touched after a specific time, right? Are there any other use cases which leads into setting the test outcome back to active automatically, like changing a requirement which is linked (tested by) to the test case? thx
Run Automation testcase from TestPlan having multiple test configuration assigned
Hello Everyone, I have a requirement wherein I need to run automated testcase(from Test Plan using build and Release pipeline), which takes the Test suite configuration value as input to the Test case. For the single assigned configuration, I achieved it by calling Azure DevOps APIs from the NUnit test and passing the values from the response to the testcase. But when I assign 2 configuration values to the same testcase, it creates 2 instances in Execution Tab as below: When I run the 2 instances by clicking on "Run for web application", only the first instance is executed and second instance remains in "In Progress" forever. In the release pipeline, I get this in the logs: Is there a way to execute both the instances of the same testcase in one go?
DevOps Test Plans - "requests are being delayed" when using "show test points from child suites"
Hi All Maybe someone has already faced this issue One of our TestPlans currently has over 5500 test cases/testpoints. (query based test suites) Whenever one of the testers clicks on "show test points from child suites" option, their "rate limit" consumption skyrockets to 500-ish (limit is 200) & they are completely blocked. Anyone knows if it's "just" because of the high number of test cases or there might be another reason why this is happening? Thanks in advance BR Barna
