# Azure Devops Pipelines

#### Trigger a Test Run from Azure Devops Pipelines

1. Create the Azure Pipelines project the way you normally would.
2. Add the Testery API Token as a secret variable in your project (follow these steps: <https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/process/variables?view=azure-devops&tabs=yaml%2Cbatch#secret-variables>). The Testery API token can be found on the Settings tab on the Integrations sub-tab.
3. Add the following task to your `azure-pipelines.yml`. Make sure you update the command arguments to match your project.

```yaml
- task: PowerShell@2
  inputs: 
    displayName: Run Tests in Testery
    targetType: inline
    script: | 
       pip -q install testery --upgrade
       testery upload-build-artifacts --token "${env:TESTERY_TOKEN}" --project "example-specflow-dotnet-core" --path "$(Build.SourcesDirectory)\Web.Specs\bin\Release\netcoreapp3.0\" --build-id "$(Build.BuildNumber)" --zip-dir
       testery create-test-run --token "${env:TESTERY_TOKEN}" --git-ref "$(Build.SourceVersion)" --project "example-specflow-dotnet-core" --environment "dev" --build-id "$(Build.BuildNumber)"
    env: 
      TESTERY_TOKEN: $(TesteryToken)
```

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