static void Main(string[] args)
{
string collectionUri;
//set to Uri of the TFS collection
//if this code is running in Build/Release workflow, we will fetch collection Uri from environment variable
//See https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/build/define/variables for full list of agent environment variables
if (Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TF_BUILD") == "True")
{
collectionUri = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SYSTEM_TEAMFOUNDATIONCOLLECTIONURI");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched Collection (or VSTS account) from environment variable SYSTEM_TEAMFOUNDATIONCOLLECTIONURI: {0}", collectionUri);
}
else // set it to TFS instance of your choice
{
collectionUri = "http://buildmachine1:8080/tfs/TestDefault";
Console.WriteLine("Using Collection (or VSTS account): {0}", collectionUri);
}
//authentication..
VssConnection connection = new VssConnection(new Uri(collectionUri), new VssCredentials());
//set the team project name in which the test results must be published...
// get team project name from the agent environment variables if the script is running in Build workflow..
string teamProject;
if (Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TF_BUILD") == "True")
{
teamProject = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SYSTEM_TEAMPROJECT");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched team project from environment variable SYSTEM_TEAMPROJECT: {0}", teamProject);
}
else //else set it the team project of your choice...
{
teamProject = "DefaultAgileGitProject";
Console.WriteLine("Using team project: {0}", teamProject);
}
// get the build number to publish results against...
string buildNumber, buildUri; int buildId;
// if this code is running in build workflow, BUILD_BUILDNUMBER and BUILD_BUILDID environment variables have the build info...
if (Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TF_BUILD") == "True")
{
//build number is human readable format of the build name, you can confiure it's format in build options..
buildNumber = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("BUILD_BUILDNUMBER");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched build number from environment variable BUILD_BUILDNUMBER: {0}", buildNumber);
//build id is the id associated with the build number, which we will use to associate the test run with...
buildId = Convert.ToInt32(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("BUILD_BUILDID"));
Console.WriteLine("Fetched build id from environment variable BUILD_BUILDID: {0}", buildId);
//build uri is a more elaborate form of build id, in the vstfs:///Build/Build/<id> format...
//We will use this for querying test runs against this build...
buildUri = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("BUILD_BUILDURI");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched build uri from environment variable BUILD_BUILDURI: {0}", buildUri);
}
else //if the code is running in standalone mode, you'll have to use Build APIs to fetch the build number...
//see https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/integrate/api/build/overview for build APIs...
{
buildNumber = "20161124.2";
buildId = 40;
buildUri = "vstfs:///Build/Build/40";
Console.WriteLine("Using build number: {0}; build id: {1}; build uri: {2}", buildNumber, buildId, buildUri);
}
//Client to use test run and test result APIs...
TestManagementHttpClient client = connection.GetClient <TestManagementHttpClient>();
//Test run model to initialize test run parameters..
//For automated test runs, isAutomated must be set.. Else manual test run will be created..
//<<Q: do we want to mark run in progress here?>>
RunCreateModel TestRunModel = new RunCreateModel(name: "Sample test run from CSV file against buildNumber: " + buildNumber, isAutomated: true,
startedDate: DateTime.Now.ToString(), buildId: buildId);
//Since we are doing a Asycn call, .Result will wait for the call to complete...
TestRun testRun = client.CreateTestRunAsync(teamProject, TestRunModel).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Step 1: test run created -> {0}: {1}; Run url: {2} ", testRun.Id, testRun.Name, testRun.WebAccessUrl);
string resultsFilePath;
if (args.Length == 0)
{
resultsFilePath = "Results.csv";
}
else
{
resultsFilePath = args[0];
}
//List to hold results from parsed from CSV file...
List <TestResultCreateModel> testResultsFromCsv = new List <TestResultCreateModel>();
var reader = new StreamReader(File.OpenRead(resultsFilePath));
while (!reader.EndOfStream)
{
var line = reader.ReadLine();
var values = line.Split(',');
Console.WriteLine("Publishing test {0}", values[0]);
//Assign values from each line in CSV to result model...
TestResultCreateModel testResultModel = new TestResultCreateModel();
testResultModel.TestCaseTitle = testResultModel.AutomatedTestName = values[0];
testResultModel.Outcome = values[1];
//Setting state to completed since we are only publishing results.
//In advanced scenarios, you can choose to create a test result,
// move it into in progress state while test test acutally runs and finally update the outcome with state as completed
testResultModel.State = "Completed";
testResultModel.ErrorMessage = values[2];
testResultModel.StackTrace = values[3];
testResultModel.StartedDate = values[4];
testResultModel.CompletedDate = values[5];
//Add the result ot the results list...
testResultsFromCsv.Add(testResultModel);
}
//Publish the results...
List <TestCaseResult> publishedResults = client.AddTestResultsToTestRunAsync(testResultsFromCsv.ToArray(), teamProject, testRun.Id).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Step 2: test results published...");
//Mark the run complete...
RunUpdateModel testRunUpdate = new RunUpdateModel(completedDate: DateTime.Now.ToString(), state: "Completed");
TestRun RunUpdateResult = client.UpdateTestRunAsync(teamProject, testRun.Id, testRunUpdate).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Step 3: Test run completed: {0}", RunUpdateResult.WebAccessUrl);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string collectionUri;
//set to Uri of the TFS collection
//if this scipt is running in Build/Release workflow, we will fetch collection Uri from environment variable
//See https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/build/define/variables for full list of agent environment variables
if (Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TF_BUILD") == "True")
{
collectionUri = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SYSTEM_TEAMFOUNDATIONCOLLECTIONURI");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched Collection (or VSTS account) from environment variable SYSTEM_TEAMFOUNDATIONCOLLECTIONURI: {0}", collectionUri);
}
else // set it to TFS instance of your choice
{
//collectionUri = "http://buildmachine1:8080/tfs/TestDefault";
collectionUri = "https://manojbableshwar.visualstudio.com";
Console.WriteLine("Using Collection (or VSTS account): {0}", collectionUri);
}
//authentication..
VssConnection connection = new VssConnection(new Uri(collectionUri), new VssCredentials());
//set the team project name in which the test results must be published...
// get team project name from the agent environment variables if the script is running in Build workflow..
string teamProject;
if (Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TF_BUILD") == "True")
{
teamProject = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SYSTEM_TEAMPROJECT");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched team project from environment variable SYSTEM_TEAMPROJECT: {0}", teamProject);
}
else //else set it the team project of your choice...
{
teamProject = "PartsUnlimited";
Console.WriteLine("Using team project: {0}", teamProject);
}
//Client to use test run and test result APIs...
TestManagementHttpClient client = connection.GetClient <TestManagementHttpClient>();
//Test run model to initialize test run parameters..
//For automated test runs, isAutomated must be set.. Else manual test run will be created..
//<<Q: do we want to mark run in progress here?>>
RunCreateModel TestRunModel = new RunCreateModel(name: "Sample test run from CSV file", isAutomated: true,
startedDate: DateTime.Now.ToString(), comment: "create run comment");
//Since we are doing a Asycn call, .Result will wait for the call to complete...
TestRun testRun = client.CreateTestRunAsync(teamProject, TestRunModel).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Step 1: test run created -> {0}: {1}; Run url: {2} ", testRun.Id, testRun.Name, testRun.WebAccessUrl);
string resultsFilePath;
if (args.Length == 0)
{
resultsFilePath = "Results.csv";
}
else
{
resultsFilePath = args[0];
}
//List to hold results from parsed from CSV file...
List <TestResultCreateModel> testResultsFromCsv = new List <TestResultCreateModel>();
var reader = new StreamReader(File.OpenRead(resultsFilePath));
while (!reader.EndOfStream)
{
var line = reader.ReadLine();
var values = line.Split(',');
Console.WriteLine("Publishing test {0}", values[0]);
//Assign values from each line in CSV to result model...
TestResultCreateModel testResultModel = new TestResultCreateModel();
testResultModel.TestCaseTitle = testResultModel.AutomatedTestName = values[0];
testResultModel.Outcome = values[1];
//Setting state to completed since we are only publishing results.
//In advanced scenarios, you can choose to create a test result,
// move it into in progress state while test test acutally runs and finally update the outcome with state as completed
testResultModel.State = "Completed";
testResultModel.ErrorMessage = values[2];
testResultModel.StackTrace = values[3];
testResultModel.StartedDate = values[4];
testResultModel.CompletedDate = values[5];
//Add the result ot the results list...
testResultsFromCsv.Add(testResultModel);
}
//Publish the results...
List <TestCaseResult> resultObj = client.AddTestResultsToTestRunAsync(testResultsFromCsv.ToArray(), teamProject, testRun.Id).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Step 2: test results published...");
//Mark the run complete...
RunUpdateModel testRunUpdate = new RunUpdateModel(completedDate: DateTime.Now.ToString(), state: "Completed");
TestRun RunUpdateResult = client.UpdateTestRunAsync(teamProject, testRun.Id, testRunUpdate).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Step 3: Test run completed: {0} ", RunUpdateResult.WebAccessUrl);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string collectionUri;
//set to Uri of the TFS collection
//if this code is running in Build/Release workflow, we will fetch collection Uri from environment variable
//See https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/build/define/variables for full list of agent environment variables
if (Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TF_BUILD") == "True")
{
collectionUri = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SYSTEM_TEAMFOUNDATIONCOLLECTIONURI");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched Collection (or VSTS account) from environment variable SYSTEM_TEAMFOUNDATIONCOLLECTIONURI: {0}", collectionUri);
}
else // set it to TFS instance of your choice
{
collectionUri = "http://buildmachine1:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection";
Console.WriteLine("Using Collection (or VSTS account): {0}", collectionUri);
}
//authentication..
VssConnection connection = new VssConnection(new Uri(collectionUri), new VssCredentials());
//set the team project name in which the test results must be published...
// get team project name from the agent environment variables if the script is running in Build/Release workflow..
string teamProject;
if (Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TF_BUILD") == "True")
{
teamProject = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SYSTEM_TEAMPROJECT");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched team project from environment variable SYSTEM_TEAMPROJECT: {0}", teamProject);
}
else //else set it the team project of your choice...
{
teamProject = "FabrikamFiber";
Console.WriteLine("Using team project: {0}", teamProject);
}
// get the build number to publish results against...
string buildNumber = null, buildUri = null, releaseUri = null, releaseEnvironmentUri = null; int buildId;
// if this code is running in build/release workflow, we will use agent environment variables for fetch build/release Uris to associate information
if (Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TF_BUILD") == "True")
{
//If RELEASE_RELEASEURI variable is set, then this code is running in the Release workflow, so we fetch release details
if (Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("RELEASE_RELEASEURI") != "")
{
releaseUri = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("RELEASE_RELEASEURI");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched release uri from environment variable RELEASE_RELEASEURI: {0}", releaseUri);
releaseEnvironmentUri = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("RELEASE_ENVIRONMENTURI");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched release environemnt uri from environment variable RELEASE_ENVIRONMENTURI: {0}", releaseEnvironmentUri);
}
//note that the build used to deploy and test a Release is an Aritfact.
//If you have multiple builds or are using external artifacts like Jenkins, make sure you use Aritfact variables to find the build information
//See https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/release/author-release-definition/understanding-tasks#predefvariables for pre-defined variables available in release
//See https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/release/author-release-definition/understanding-artifacts#variables for artifact variables documentation
//For example, you'll have to use RELEASE_ARTIFACTS_<aftifactname>_BUILDID to find the build number.
//Here we are assuming a simple setup, where we are working with Team Build and using Build variables instead...
//build number is human readable format of the build name, you can confiure it's format in build options..
buildNumber = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("BUILD_BUILDNUMBER");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched build number from environment variable BUILD_BUILDNUMBER: {0}", buildNumber);
//build id is the id associated with the build number, which we will use to associate the test run with...
buildId = Convert.ToInt32(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("BUILD_BUILDID"));
Console.WriteLine("Fetched build id from environment variable BUILD_BUILDID: {0}", buildId);
//build uri is a more elaborate form of build id, in the vstfs:///Build/Build/<id> format...
//We will use this for querying test runs against this build...
buildUri = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("BUILD_BUILDURI");
Console.WriteLine("Fetched build uri from environment variable BUILD_BUILDURI: {0}", buildUri);
}
else //if the code is running in standalone mode, you'll have to use Build and Release APIs to fetch the build and release information...
//see https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/integrate/api/build/overview for build APIs...
//and https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/release/overview for release APIs...
{
buildNumber = "20161124.2";
buildId = 3;
buildUri = "vstfs:///Build/Build/40";
releaseUri = "vstfs:///ReleaseManagement/Release/2";
releaseEnvironmentUri = "vstfs:///ReleaseManagement/Environment/2";
Console.WriteLine("Using build number: {0}; build id: {1}; build uri: {2}; release uri: {3}; release environment uri: {4}", buildNumber, buildId, buildUri, releaseUri, releaseEnvironmentUri);
}
//Client to use test run and test result APIs...
TestManagementHttpClient client = connection.GetClient <TestManagementHttpClient>();
//Test run model to initialize test run parameters..
//For automated test runs, isAutomated must be set.. Else manual test run will be created..
//<<Q: do we want to mark run in progress here?>>
RunCreateModel TestRunModel = new RunCreateModel(name: "Sample test run from CSV file against buildNumber: " + buildNumber, isAutomated: true,
startedDate: DateTime.Now.ToString(), buildId: buildId, releaseUri: releaseUri, releaseEnvironmentUri: releaseEnvironmentUri);
//Since we are doing a Asycn call, .Result will wait for the call to complete...
TestRun testRun = client.CreateTestRunAsync(teamProject, TestRunModel).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Step 1: test run created -> {0}: {1}; Run url: {2} ", testRun.Id, testRun.Name, testRun.WebAccessUrl);
string resultsFilePath;
if (args.Length == 0)
{
resultsFilePath = "Results.csv";
}
else
{
resultsFilePath = args[0];
}
TestAttachmentRequestModel fileAttachment = GetAttachmentRequestModel(resultsFilePath);
TestAttachmentReference testAttachment = client.CreateTestRunAttachmentAsync(fileAttachment, teamProject, testRun.Id).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Created test run attachment -> Id: {0}, Url: {2}", testAttachment.Id, testAttachment.Url);
//List to hold results from parsed from CSV file...
List <TestResultCreateModel> testResultsFromCsv = new List <TestResultCreateModel>();
//TestMethodName, Outcome, ErrorMessage, StackTrace, StartedDate, CompletedDate
string traceFilePath;
List <string> resultLogFiles = new List <string>();
var reader = new StreamReader(File.OpenRead(resultsFilePath));
while (!reader.EndOfStream)
{
var line = reader.ReadLine();
var values = line.Split(',');
Console.WriteLine("Publishing test {0}", values[0]);
//Assign values from each line in CSV to result model...
TestResultCreateModel testResultModel = new TestResultCreateModel();
testResultModel.TestCaseTitle = testResultModel.AutomatedTestName = values[0];
testResultModel.Outcome = values[1];
//Setting state to completed since we are only publishing results.
//In advanced scenarios, you can choose to create a test result,
// move it into in progress state while test test acutally runs and finally update the outcome with state as completed
testResultModel.State = "Completed";
testResultModel.ErrorMessage = values[2];
testResultModel.StackTrace = values[3];
testResultModel.StartedDate = values[4];
testResultModel.CompletedDate = values[5];
//store the path of the attachment in a list. We will publish attachments to results after we publish results and obtain result ids.
traceFilePath = values[6]; resultLogFiles.Add(traceFilePath);
//Add the result ot the results list...
testResultsFromCsv.Add(testResultModel);
}
//Publish the results...
List <TestCaseResult> publishedResults = client.AddTestResultsToTestRunAsync(testResultsFromCsv.ToArray(), teamProject, testRun.Id).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Step 2: test results published...");
//results are published in the order they were submitted. H
//We will now loop through the results file and publish the attachments for each test result.
//Path of the attachment for each result (sample trace log) is in last column of the result csv file...
int i = 0;
foreach (TestCaseResult r in publishedResults)
{
Console.WriteLine("Adding attachment for Test Result -> Id: {0}", r.Id);
fileAttachment = GetAttachmentRequestModel(resultLogFiles.ElementAt(i++));
testAttachment = client.CreateTestResultAttachmentAsync(fileAttachment, teamProject, testRun.Id, r.Id).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Created test result attachment -> Id: {0}, Url: {1}", testAttachment.Id, testAttachment.Url);
}
//Mark the run complete...
RunUpdateModel testRunUpdate = new RunUpdateModel(completedDate: DateTime.Now.ToString(), state: "Completed");
TestRun RunUpdateResult = client.UpdateTestRunAsync(teamProject, testRun.Id, testRunUpdate).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Step 3: Test run completed: {0}", RunUpdateResult.WebAccessUrl);
}
