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Where can I find the right steps (documentation) to connect Visual Studio 2022 with DevOps Azur Testplans. My goal is to run Selenium tests in Visual Studio and see the result in Testplans. Or vice versa, activate a run in Test plans.
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Thank you Anna, I found this document. I have a free devops account and have requested a trial for Testplans. Unfortunately I had to wait a week for the agent. Then I had to learn how to create a pipeline. Today my trial for test plans ended. I would like to try it out and then implement it at work. I prefer to do this on my own account, so that I can't break anything. I will consider what to do next.
How is it possible to link Visual Studio 2022 to Test Plans Azure DevOps? The documentation states that it can only be done with Visual Studio 2017 or earlier.