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Overview
Enterprise teams practicing Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) can author, store and sync feature files directly to/from Version Control Systems (VCS) like SVN, Git, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps, using the built-in Gherkin editor in QMetry requirements. The two-way syncing between QMetry & VCS keeps developers, testers and product owners up-to-date with the latest source code change commits with automated step definitions. Using QMetry automation agents, test executions could be triggered directly from QMetry. Test cases are smartly created/reused authored based on the feature step definitions and link them to requirements. Test Suite stores the automation execution results ensuring complete feature traceability with requirements.
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Version Control System: Select BITBUCKET as the version control system your organization is using as code repository.
Type: The field appears on the screen when GIT/Bitbucket is selected as the Version Control System. Select the edition of the GIT/Bitbucket i.e. Cloud or Server.
Repository URL: Enter the cloned Repository URL for Bitbucket.
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Username, Password: Enter User Name and Password for the Repository. For Bitbucket Cloud, users need to generate the App Password. Read more about How to generate the App Password below.
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→ How to generate the App Password for Bitbucket Cloud?
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1. Log into AzureDevOps, open the team project for your Azure DevOps organization and select Repos, then select Files.  2. Click Clone in the upper right. Copy the cloned repository URL and paste it into QMetry.   |
Enter Access Token. Follow these steps to generate an access token for Azure DevOps. Provide Full access for Scopes.
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Version Control: Version Control Systems configured for the Project populate for the field. Select the Version Control System you want to use for the requirement.
Repository: Repository populates in accordance with the Version Control System selected above.
Branch: Select branch based upon repository selection. You will be able to choose folder of respective branch. Branch access depends on the user through whom the BDD integration is done.
Folder Path: Click on the Choose Folder to select the folder from the tree structure to store the BDD file. If folder path is not given, it will push it into root directory of repository.
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File Name: Enter the name (with file extension) of file that you want to pull/push from/to the repository. The File name should contain only characters, digit and "_" with a file extension. No other special characters and spaces are allowed in the file name. Now QMetry also supports files generated through BDD code in QAS (i.e. one with .bdd extension).
Notify Automation Engineer: Select users to whom notification for BDD update details should be sent. By default all the users which are currently on Watchers list for the requirement will be automatically selected. You can select other users of the current project. Thus, multiple users can be notified while pushing BDD modifications to Version Control System.
Comment: Enter Comments related to the file. It is mandatory when you are pushing the code to repository.
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Version Control: Version Control Systems configured for the Project populate for the field. Select the Version Control System you want to use for the requirement.
Repository: Repository populates in accordance with the Version Control System selected above.
Branch: Select branch based upon repository selection. You will be able to choose folder of respective branch. Branch access depends on the user through whom the BDD integration is done.
File Name: Enter the name (with file extension) of file that you want to pull/push from/to the repository. The File name should contain only characters, digit and "_" with a file extension. No other special characters and spaces are allowed in the file name. Now QMetry also supports files generated through BDD code in QAS (i.e. one with .bdd extension).
Folder Path: Click on the Choose Folder to select the folder from the tree structure to store the BDD file. If folder path is not given, it will push it into root directory of repository.
Notify User: Select users to whom notification for BDD update details should be sent. By default all the users which are currently on Watchers list for the requirement will be automatically selected. You can select other users of the current project.
Comment: Enter Comments related to the file. Mandatory for Push to Repository.
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3. Click on the Pull button. It will pull the latest code from repository and save it automatically in QMetry.
BDD Code Execution
The BDD Code is pushed to repository.
The file is created in repository with the extension that you mentioned in file name.
The Repository reference is provided in Jenkins and the Build is triggered from Jenkins.
Build results are published to QMetry Test Management according to the Parameters set in Jenkins. Refer to Jenkins Plugin for QMetry for more details.
On completion of the test process,
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