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Stakeholders and other users can respond to feedback requests using the Test & Feedback extension in the following ways:
Important
The Request feedback shortcut menu is no longer available in the Azure DevOps Service. However, you can request feedback through alternative methods such as through email, chat, and the Test & Feedback extension.
Category | Requirement |
---|---|
Project access | Project member. |
Access levels | To request or provide feedback: At least Stakeholder access. |
Extensions | Test & Feedback extension. |
In the feedback request email, select Provide feedback.
The Azure DevOps landing page opens to confirm that the extension is automatically configured with the feedback request.
Choose the icon in the toolbar to launch the extension.
If you're a Stakeholder, the Feedback requests page is visible. Read the instructions (if any) in the feedback form to understand how to give the feedback and what the requestor requires.
If you're a Basic user, the Explore work item traceability page shows details of the user story on which feedback was requested, and the user acceptance criteria (if any).
Read any instructions in the email and this page to understand how to give the feedback, and on which feature.
4. Open the application you need to provide feedback on and begin your feedback. For example, select Capture screenshot to take a screenshot.
You can use all the capabilities of the extension such as capturing screenshots, notes, and screen recordings. For more information, see Exploratory testing in connected mode.
When you're done capturing feedback, do the following actions:
All your feedback shows in the response form, bug, or task. Enter a suitable title and optionally select a star rating for the feature you've been testing.
Save your feedback, which creates a work item in Azure DevOps containing all your feedback.
Continue to capture more feedback if necessary. You can submit multiple feedback responses, bugs, and tasks for the same feedback request.
If you're a Stakeholder:
When you're done providing feedback, go to the Feedback requests page and choose Feedback requests.
In the pending feedback requests page, mark the feedback request as Completed.
Stop your feedback session.
Open the Test & Feedback extension in your browser using the icon in the toolbar.
From the Connection settings page, select Connected mode.
Connect to the server and the project or team that is requesting feedback.
Open the Feedback requests page to see all your feedback requests from the project or team you connected to.
Select the feedback request you want to respond to and choose View feedback.
Read the instructions in the feedback request details page, then choose Provide feedback.
Capture and submit your feedback as previously shown.
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Learning path
AZ-400: Implement continuous feedback - Training
AZ-400: Implement continuous feedback
Documentation
Track stakeholder feedback - Azure Test Plans
Track stakeholder feedback in Azure DevOps using the Exploratory Testing browser extension when you want to test your applications.
Voluntarily provide stakeholder feedback - Azure Test Plans
Voluntarily provide stakeholder feedback in Azure DevOps using the Exploratory Testing browser extension when you want to test your applications.
Learn about requesting and providing feedback about your software applications - Azure DevOps
Learn about requesting and providing feedback about your software applications in Azure DevOps