hendrig / ado_sync

Azure DevOps Sync

These scripts allow you to sync the test cases under a test suite.

Usage

Open the ado_config.json file and replace the fields with the desired configurations.

Example:

{
  "paths": {
    "features": "features",
    "tests": "tests"
  },
  "credentials": {
    "personal_access_token": "",
    "organization_name": "<your organization name>",
    "project_name": "<your project name>"
  },
  "constants": {
    "TestPlanId": "<your test plan id>",
    "System.TeamProject": "<your team project ~~name~~>"
  }
}

After that, you can save your feature files under the folder features. Save your files using Gherkin and with the extension .feature.

After that, you can navigate to the ado_sync folder and run the following command line

python scripts/sync_folder.py

If you provided a Personal Access Token (PAT) on the ado_config.json file, you do not need any further parameter to run. If you didn't provided any value for the PAT, you can pass it through the command line like this

python scripts/sync_folder.py YOUR_PAT

After that, the script will synchronize all your test cases.

Reading test cases

If you want to gather all the test cases under a test plan you can use the command bellow

python scripts/get_tests_on_suite.py

It will gather all the test suites and the test cases within each test suite, and save them on .feature files under the tests folder in your local machine. You can do this to initialize your repository.

Pipelines

You can use the azure-pipelines.yml file as an example to start your own pipeline.