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Create a Quality Gate Rule
Define a quality gate rule that sets the pass threshold, severity limits, or essential test requirements for a test suite.

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Define a quality gate rule that sets the pass threshold, severity limits, or essential test requirements for a test suite.
| Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional (API access required), Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions |
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| To create a quality gate rule: | DevOps Testing Manager |
Create a quality gate rule to define the exact criteria a work item must meet at a pipeline stage. You can create a rule directly from the pipeline stage card while assigning a gate.
The rule is immediately active and will be enforced on the next test run for the assigned stage.

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