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| resources: | |
| # The 'repo' section defines the code repository (self means 'this one' i.e. SprintTracker) | |
| - repo: self | |
| # The 'queue' section defines the machine on which we'll run our code and what are the tools we'll need to run the tests | |
| queue: | |
| # We'll use a standard machine that Azure provides for free with Visual Studio 2017 | |
| name: Hosted Windows 2019 with VS2019 | |
| # This just checks that the following software is installed on our 'Hosted VS2017' machine, as we need it to run our tests. | |
| demands: | |
| - msbuild | |
| - visualstudio | |
| - vstest | |
| # This is our pipeline (currently one step with a series of tasks) | |
| steps: | |
| # Install DotNet on our hosted machine as we need it to build our app and run the unit tests | |
| - task: DotNetCoreInstaller@0 | |
| inputs: | |
| version: '2.1.500' | |
| # Resolve our SprintTracker.AcceptanceTest project dependencies with NuGet | |
| - task: NuGetCommand@2 | |
| displayName: 'NuGet restore Acceptance Tests Project' | |
| inputs: | |
| command: restore | |
| restoreSolution: SprintTracker.AcceptanceTests\packages.config | |
| restoreDirectory: ..\packages | |
| # Resolve our SprintTracker.Pages project dependencies with NuGet | |
| - task: NuGetCommand@2 | |
| displayName: 'NuGet restore Pages Project' | |
| inputs: | |
| command: restore | |
| restoreSolution: SprintTracker.Pages\packages.config | |
| restoreDirectory: ..\packages | |
| # Resolve our dotnet dependencies for the SprintTracker.Tests and the SprintTrakcer.Web projects. | |
| - script: dotnet restore | |
| # Build our solution | |
| - task: VSBuild@1 | |
| displayName: 'Build solution **\*.sln' | |
| # We run our unit tests here | |
| - task: VSTest@2 | |
| displayName: 'Run Unit Tests' | |
| # 'SprintTracker.Tests.dll' is the project file after it has been built. | |
| inputs: | |
| testAssemblyVer2: | | |
| **\SprintTracker.Tests.dll | |
| !**\*TestAdapter.dll | |
| !**\obj\** | |
| # This is the folder that contains 'SprintTracker.Tests.dll' (the built project) | |
| searchFolder: '$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\SprintTracker.Tests\bin\Debug\netcoreapp2.1' | |
| # Not running UI tests | |
| uiTests: false | |
| # The title of our test run | |
| testRunTitle: 'Unit Tests' | |
| # We run our UI selenium tests here | |
| - task: VSTest@2 | |
| displayName: 'Run Acceptance Tests' | |
| inputs: | |
| # 'SprintTracker.AcceptanceTests.dll' is the project file after it has been built. | |
| testAssemblyVer2: | | |
| **\SprintTracker.AcceptanceTests.dll | |
| !**\*TestAdapter.dll | |
| !**\obj\** | |
| # Here we apply a filter to only run scenarios tagged 'highpriority' | |
| testFiltercriteria: (TestCategory=highpriority) | |
| # This is the folder that contains 'SprintTracker.AcceptanceTests.dll' (the built project) | |
| searchFolder: '$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\SprintTracker.AcceptanceTests\bin\Debug' | |
| # We are running UI tests (i.e. we need ChromeDriver etc). | |
| uiTests: true | |
| # This is our test run title. | |
| testRunTitle: 'Acceptance Tests' |
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