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What happens when integrating TestRail and Azure DevOps

Integrate TestRail with Azure DevOps (ADO) using a live, secure, bidirectional, and no-code integration to streamline test management and development workflows. Test artefacts, including Test Suites, Test Cases, and Test Plans created in TestRail, seamlessly synchronize to custom entities mapped in Azure DevOps, ensuring complete visibility of QA data within development pipelines. The integration preserves structured relationships between test suites, test cases, and test plans, maintaining logical hierarchy and traceability across both systems.

OpsHub Integration Manager eliminates duplication, keeps data aligned accurately and maintains end-to-end traceability. It ensures testers and developers stay aligned for faster issue resolution. As a result, teams can plan, execute, and track tests efficiently, improving productivity and decision-making.

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Chapters:

00:03 – How to create Test Suite in TestRail (Sync to Azure DevOps)

00:11 – Automated no-code data sync from TestRail to ADO

00:20 – How to get Test Suite visibility in Azure DevOps (Title, Description, Links)

00:36 – How to create Test Case with Test Steps in TestRail

01:03 – Test Case sync to Azure DevOps custom entity

01:17 – View Test Case in ADO with steps, ID, and Link

01:30 – Bidirectional sync: update Test Case in ADO

01:47 – Maintain Test Suite – Test Case relationships across tools

02:01 – Field mapping sync: Status and priority between TestRail and ADO

02:10 – Create Test Plan in TestRail (Sync to ADO)

02:20 – Test Plan sync with Parent–Child traceability in ADO

02:33 – Demo summary and completion

Video Transcript

In TestRail, a test suite is created by providing a name and description (00:03). OpsHub Integration Manager runs in the background, fetching data from TestRail and automatically syncing it to ADO without any code or manual effort (00:11–00:20). After refreshing the page in ADO, the test suite created in TestRail is visible, with the title and description preserved, along with the TestRail test suite ID and link for easy navigation and context without leaving the system environment (00:20–00:36). A test case is then created inside the test suite, given a name, and a test steps template is selected where a step is added with the expected result marked as pass (00:36–00:54). Once saved, the test case created in TestRail synchronizes to the corresponding custom entity in ADO, maintaining the same hierarchy (01:03). The test case appears under the TestRail test suite custom entity in ADO, with the TestRail test case ID, link, and test steps successfully synced (01:17–01:22). In ADO, a test step is added and marked as failed to validate bidirectional synchronization, and OpsHub syncs this update back to TestRail to ensure live information sharing between teams (01:30–01:38). The relationship between the test suite and test case is preserved in ADO, and similarly in TestRail, where the ADO test case ID and link are visible for complete context (01:47–01:53). Field mappings such as status and priority are accurately reflected between both systems (02:01). A test plan is then created in TestRail with a name and description (02:10–02:14), and after synchronization, it is visible in ADO with the parent–child linkage preserved with the test suite, ensuring end-to-end traceability between TestRail and ADO (02:20). That completes the demo (02:33).

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