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Leapwork Azure DevOps Plugin based Integration
An important part of automated test monitoring and control is to monitor, inspect, and react to the results. This is best accomplished in the test management and bug tracking system that we use for our daily work. In this article, we can review three different scenarios on how to trigger and create/update bugs in the Azure DevOps Server.
Work with Jenkins
Jenkins and Leapwork interaction/integration work on the principle of below architecture: The configuration and execution steps are as follows: Go to Jenkins instance and click on the Manage Jenkins as shown in the below screenshot and then navigate to Manage Plugins.
Leapwork and ALM Octane Integration
Leapwork Test Automation is often used in conjunction with Test Management products. This document describes the integration between Leapwork Test Automation and ALM Octane Test Management. Leapwork’s no-code Test Automation technology makes it quicker and easier for regular business users and IT teams to adopt.
How to integrate Leapwork with Jenkins
When working in Continuous Delivery environment, most of the Leapwork users want to integrate their business flows with third-party tools like Jenkins to orchestrate and administer build release pipelines by triggering Leapwork schedules from Jenkins itself.
How to integrate Leapwork with Atlassian Bamboo
Description: When working in a Continuous Delivery environment, it's common to integrate business flows with third-party tools like Bamboo. Leapwork's native plugin makes it possible to orchestrate and administer build release pipelines by triggering Leapwork schedules from Bamboo itself.
Leapwork and Jira Zephyr Scale Integration
Leapwork Test Automation is often used in conjunction with Test Management products. This document describes the integration between Leapwork Test Automation and Zephyr Scale Test Management. Leapwork’s no-code Test Automation technology makes it quicker and easier for regular business users and IT teams to adopt.
How to run Leapwork schedule via YAML build pipeline in Azure Devops
Leapwork provides the DevOps capabilities where users can integrate and trigger Leapwork schedules via CI/CD Pipeline. Leapwork provides a direct plugin to achieve this task and users can directly add Leapwork schedule as task in their release pipelines.
How to integrate Leapwork with TeamCity
Description: TeamCity from JetBrains is a well-known and widely used build server. Leapwork has built a native plugin for the TeamCity server, making it easy to trigger Leapwork cases from a build definition in TeamCity and collect results.