To start generating test cases in Azure, you must initially have the Service Connection Permission and project settings configured.
Refer to the following guides to initially configure your Azure DevOps project:
1. For Service Connection Permission guide:
2. For Project settings guide:
Once you have successfully configured both the service connection and project settings, you can start generating test cases in the user story using the AI test case generator by following these steps:
1. Navigate to the Boards page in the sidebar.
Note: You can also access the user story via the Work Items page in the sidebar.
2. Open the user story where you want to create the test cases.
3. (Optional) Configure the project settings based on your preference.
Refer to Project settings guide for the features of the fields.
Project Settings: https://app.intercom.com/a/apps/ngctdlk4/articles/articles/9317119/show
Settings Module for Azure:
4. Click the ‘Generate Test Cases’ button.
After successfully generating the test cases, a pop-up message will appear on top indicating that you have successfully generated the test cases.
Each test case created will automatically be linked to the user story. At the bottom right of the user story, you can see the test cases that were generated with the status of ‘Updated just now’.
5. Check the test case generated by the AI test case generator.
The following are included when you create the test case using the AI test case generator:
1. Title - Refers to the title of the test cases.
2. Steps - Refers to the step number.
3. Action - Refers to the step description.
4. Expected Result - Refers to the expected result after performing the Action.
5. Description - Refers to the description of the test case.
6. Pre-conditions - Refers to the pre-requisite before executing the test case.
7. Priority - Refers to the priority of the test case.
Steps tab includes the Steps, Action and Expected Result.
Summary Tab includes the description, pre-condition and priority.
You can also create multiple test cases by bulk by selecting which stories to cover.
Refer to the Bulk AI Test Case Generator for Azure guide: