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[Enhancement]: Run AppSource App Tests as part of CI/CD #1389
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Do I understand you correctly, you have some appsource apps and some PTEs and you want to run the tests from your appsource apps repo in the CI/CD of the PTE (which have a dependency on the appsource apps)? |
Yes that is correct |
Currently, I think the best way to solve this is to use the setting "installTestApps" in your PTE repo and specify a URL, where the workflow can download your test apps from the appsource apps - potentially use deliver to storage and then use the latest of the testapps url. Then it should run. You can also create a dependency on the AppSource Test apps from your test apps in the PTE - then it I think it will find them and run them (if you are using GitHub Packages or appDependencyResolutionPath) |
Thank you for the quick replies I will look into this |
Hi again @freddydk I have had success with using "installTestApps" to retrieve my test app, but when I try to run the tests I run into the error "The named pipe target process has ended.". Running tests
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Feature description
I am interested in running tests on our AppSource application within the context of our Customer Apps as part of the CI/CD process.
Specifically, I would like to verify whether the code in our Customer Apps impacts the functionality of our AppSource app.
I noticed on the Roadmap that there are plans to include Microsoft Tests as part of the CI/CD pipeline. This functionality seems similar to what I’m looking to achieve.
Best regards,
Alexander
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