Test Plan/Suite Management through TFS 2013 web access

by XDK 8. January 2014 10:14

Explanation:

You can now add Test Plan and Suite Management to the list of testing features available in Web Access.

Following are the tasks that can be done using web access

  • Create a test plan
  • Add/Create a test suite,static test suite and query-based test suite  
  • Add/Create test cases and Shared steps
  • test case execution
  • Status check after test case execution
  • Change the steps during execution

The differences between the local MTM and Web access is in the collection of diagnostic data (video, screenshots, IntelliTraace, code coverage). The collection of this data is only supported on a locally installed MTM

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