Running Tests with Azure Pipelines (9 of 12) | Automated Software Testing

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  • Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
  • Welcome to the Automated Software Testing series, where you will learn how to increase the efficiency and ROI of your software testing. In this episode, Phil Japikse and Brian Randell show how to add automated testing into Continuous Integration pipelines using Azure DevOps.
    - Chapters
    0:00 - Introduction
    3:30 - Importing a GitHub repo to Azure DevOps
    5:10 - Steps to create an Azure pipeline
    12:55 - Controlling how and when builds run
    13:40 - Saving and running the pipeline
    15:00 - Confirming tests ran after a build
    18:45 - Using YAML to create pipelines
    25:05 - Saving and running the pipeline
    28:00 - Wrapup
    - Resources
    github.com/skimedic/SoftwareT...
    Azure pipelines documentation:
    learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azu...
    - Episodes in this series:
    Why Automated Software Testing Matters:
    • Why Automated Software...
    Testing with the xUnit Framework - Overview:
    • Testing with the xUnit...
    Testing with the xUnit Framework - Theories and Assertions:
    • Testing with the xUnit...
    Testing with the xUnit Framework - More Assertions:
    • Testing with the xUnit...
    BDD Style Testing with MSpec:
    • BDD Style Testing with...
    Mocking Dependencies and Verifying Behavior - Moq Overview:
    • Mocking Dependencies a...
    Mocking Dependencies and Verifying Behavior - Applying Moq:
    • Mocking Dependencies a...
    Mocking Dependencies and Verifying Behavior - Additional Moq Features:
    • Mocking Dependencies &...
    Running Unit Tests with Azure Pipelines:
    • Running Tests with Azu...
    Running Unit Tests with GitHub Actions:
    • Running Unit Tests wit...
    Integration Testing with SQL Server and EF Core:
    • Integration Testing wi...
    Web Application Testing with Microsoft’s Playwright:
    • Web Application Testin...
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Комментарии • 7

  • @prexzone
    @prexzone Год назад +5

    This is nice. One thing that wasn’t mentioned is you can easily convert a working classic pipeline to yaml code by right clicking on the task in the classic pipeline and selecting convert to yaml

  • @JasonGeorgiouGaming
    @JasonGeorgiouGaming 3 месяца назад +1

    Does this also map with test executions on test plans or do I need to use VsTest ?

  • @mr.s.h.818
    @mr.s.h.818 9 месяцев назад +1

    You guys are great. Period.

    • @neharai4959
      @neharai4959 8 месяцев назад

      Hi , when i marked 3 tc's yes ran my pipeline all 3 failed , after pipeline run its test tab showing 5 test runs and all pass, also i have used runner file for tests(runner.xml),,, can u please help me like what configuration or data mismatch is leading to this???

  • @vittoriomorellini1939
    @vittoriomorellini1939 Месяц назад

    How can you skip test during pipeline execution? there is an attribute to add?

  • @LetsSolveTogetherPXM
    @LetsSolveTogetherPXM 4 месяца назад

    Do you have something on running Appium on azure pipeline

  • @vittoriomorellini1939
    @vittoriomorellini1939 Месяц назад

    He did not answer how to filter tests during pipeline execution