How to add test cases into test plans MTM Web API?
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I want to attach test case into test plan using Microsoft Test Manager API.
public override void PostTestCase(TestCase testCase) {
ITestPlanCollection plans = testTeamProject.TestPlans.Query("Select * From TestPlan");
List<ITestStep> testStepList = new List<ITestStep>();
ITestCase tc = testTeamProject.TestCases.Create();
tc.Title = "MTM Test";
ITestActionGroup group = tc.CreateTestActionGroup();
group.Name = "Test Case Group";
for (int i = 0; i < testCase.steps.Count; i++) {
testStepList.Add(tc.CreateTestStep());
testStepList[i].Title = testCase.steps[i].description;
}
foreach (var item in testStepList as IEnumerable<ITestStep>) {
group.Actions.Add(item);
}
tc.Actions.Add(group);
tc.Save();
}
I can create a new test case using the below code block. However, it looks like unchained with test plan.
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I want to attach test case into test plan using Microsoft Test Manager API.
public override void PostTestCase(TestCase testCase) {
ITestPlanCollection plans = testTeamProject.TestPlans.Query("Select * From TestPlan");
List<ITestStep> testStepList = new List<ITestStep>();
ITestCase tc = testTeamProject.TestCases.Create();
tc.Title = "MTM Test";
ITestActionGroup group = tc.CreateTestActionGroup();
group.Name = "Test Case Group";
for (int i = 0; i < testCase.steps.Count; i++) {
testStepList.Add(tc.CreateTestStep());
testStepList[i].Title = testCase.steps[i].description;
}
foreach (var item in testStepList as IEnumerable<ITestStep>) {
group.Actions.Add(item);
}
tc.Actions.Add(group);
tc.Save();
}
I can create a new test case using the below code block. However, it looks like unchained with test plan.
microsoft-test-manager
asked Nov 28 '18 at 10:18
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I want to attach test case into test plan using Microsoft Test Manager API.
public override void PostTestCase(TestCase testCase) {
ITestPlanCollection plans = testTeamProject.TestPlans.Query("Select * From TestPlan");
List<ITestStep> testStepList = new List<ITestStep>();
ITestCase tc = testTeamProject.TestCases.Create();
tc.Title = "MTM Test";
ITestActionGroup group = tc.CreateTestActionGroup();
group.Name = "Test Case Group";
for (int i = 0; i < testCase.steps.Count; i++) {
testStepList.Add(tc.CreateTestStep());
testStepList[i].Title = testCase.steps[i].description;
}
foreach (var item in testStepList as IEnumerable<ITestStep>) {
group.Actions.Add(item);
}
tc.Actions.Add(group);
tc.Save();
}
I can create a new test case using the below code block. However, it looks like unchained with test plan.
microsoft-test-manager
asked Nov 28 '18 at 10:18
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4711
I want to attach test case into test plan using Microsoft Test Manager API.
public override void PostTestCase(TestCase testCase) {
ITestPlanCollection plans = testTeamProject.TestPlans.Query("Select * From TestPlan");
List<ITestStep> testStepList = new List<ITestStep>();
ITestCase tc = testTeamProject.TestCases.Create();
tc.Title = "MTM Test";
ITestActionGroup group = tc.CreateTestActionGroup();
group.Name = "Test Case Group";
for (int i = 0; i < testCase.steps.Count; i++) {
testStepList.Add(tc.CreateTestStep());
testStepList[i].Title = testCase.steps[i].description;
}
foreach (var item in testStepList as IEnumerable<ITestStep>) {
group.Actions.Add(item);
}
tc.Actions.Add(group);
tc.Save();
}
I can create a new test case using the below code block. However, it looks like unchained with test plan.
microsoft-test-manager
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asked Nov 28 '18 at 10:18
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