I would like to migrate test from ALM(include testPlan, testLab) to JIRA.
Can you please suggest
What/How to do to move ALM test to JIRA?
What are missing/gap/resource that will be using?
How to run VHPI,Quick_test UFT in JIRA?
What is the name of a function in JIRA that work similarly like testPlan and testLab
in ALM?
Note:I stored code script(ALM) in Gitlab
Could you advise or give me some tip?
Thanks,
Pure
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Without switching over to Jenkins to do builds, is there (or will there be in the foreseeable future) a pipeline as code solution for TFS build?
EDIT: For clarity and future reference, I'm looking for a declarative method of defining a build, like appveyor or Travis or Jenkins do. Checkout the answer for the uservoice suggestion for this functionality.
There isn't any way to achieve this feature for now but we have already started working on this. Refer to this feature request on VSTS User Voice site for details: provide a way to version-control build definitions.
tcm suites
can clone suites into different team projects within a TFS server. I want to clone an entire suite from our test TFS server to the prod TFS server. This page doesn't say anything about cloning between servers. Is there a way to do it? How?
What you are looking for migrate Test Suite from one TFS to another. If you only need the Test Suite (no include Test Case), you can export the Test Suite work items to Excel in test TFS and import the Excel to the prod TFS.
Or you'll need to use some third party tool to achieve your requirement, like OpsHub Commercial Utility.
After some experiment, the answer is no. You can't clone, copy or migrate an entire Test Suite from one TFS Server to another. The best way so far is to manually create the Test Suite with its tree structure and the Test Cases under them. Well, Too bad!
We need to synchronize several projects hosted on Visual Studio Team Services with our on-promise TFS 2015 Update 2. The ultimate goal of TFS is to have CI/CD happening within company for all external projects. However, we don't want to interrupt developers for whom using VSTS will be better choice then TFS.
However, I can't find any solution for TFS to use VSTS as a repository, though TFS can use Git. Maybe, I should look differently on this case. Does anyone know any possible solution?
You'll need tools to migrate between on-premise TFS and VSTS, like:
TFS Integration Tools
OpsHub Visual Studio Online Migration Utility
A useful blog for your reference.
I suspect that setting this up is going to be tricky or it's going to cost you.
The free OpsHub migration utility isn't going to help you in this scenario so you're looking at a commercial product like :
TaskTop Sync or OpsHub Integration Manager
but I haven't used them in this scenario so can't comment on either.
TFS Integration tools would probably do the job but you've got some work to do to get them working and it's not pretty. I have them setup at the minute to sync Work Items from TFS 2015 to VSTS for testing purposes and it works okay. My blog on setting them up with VSTS/2015 is here
Would you not consider doing your CI/CD directly from VSTS rather than an on-premise TFS? You could still have the build/release agent running on-prem and you could lock down permissions for your external devs so you control all the build and releases and any other projects.
Git would be a simpler way of merging code between VSTS and TFS2015 but that assumes you are using Git on your 2015 projects and I believe it would be manual process for someone to do this (someone may be able to comment on a way to make this work)
I have been using IBM Synergy tool in my earlier project for version control system.I like on of the feature which is auto propagation to child branches.
Now I am using TFS and hoping to get the same kind of feature here too but seems like its not available as could not find anything on the web on this.
I would really appreciate any help on this.
I don't believe a feature such as this exists in TFS at the moment (2013). However, there are some ALM tools that can help you propagate changes to associated branches, the 'Tfs Community Branch Tool extension'.
There are powershell modules that come with Team Foundation Power Tools you can likely cobble something together with as well, if the ALM tool doesn't work out for you. If you happen to be using TFS 2013 build you can inject a PowerShell script in your 'AfterBuild' phase to automate it, should that be something you care to do.
And as always, the TFS object model will provide you all the tools necessary to build out a TFS Build extension or MSBuild extension that would easily provide you with this functionality.
I manage to use bddlib(storyq) with combination of xunit.net using resharper runner. Than decided to try to specflow, since have read its advantages over storyq.
Now I do have also another requirement to integrate this all with tfs build 2010. Am bit lost there how the big picture gonna look like. I found some articles on how to make work xunit.net with tfsbuild 2010, however there is no single word on bdd lib integration with tfsbuild more specifically continuous integration (ci).
Anyone could have helped ? thanks.
If you can run it from the command-line you can simply customize your TFS Build workflow by tossing an InvokeProcess activity in there. An example of customizing the workflow can be seen here: http://www.ewaldhofman.nl/post/2010/04/28/Customize-Team-Build-2010-e28093-Part-3-Use-more-complex-arguments.aspx