Azure Test Plans has introduced new functionalities that enable users to associate automated tests written in Java, JavaScript, and Python with test cases. This advancement is currently in Public Preview and aims to enhance the manageability of software testing processes. Users can run automated tests from the Test Plans, either alongside manual tests or separately. This includes an example of automating test cases for an e-commerce checkout page, ensuring stability through integration within the Azure DevOps pipelines.
With this latest release, we are introducing the ability to associate automated tests written in Java/JUnit (Maven and Gradle), JS (Jest) and Python (PyTest) with test cases.
This should improve the overall manageability of your software testing processes and the ability to run automated tests directly from the Test Plans, either separately or in combination with manual tests.
Imagine you have a Test Plan that contains several suites with automated tests for your e-commerce website. One of the test suites contains test cases covering the checkout page.
You might consider running this suite as part of a pipeline to ensure stable checkout functionality. Now, you can do this with the newly introduced pipelines task: Azure Test Plan.
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