Detach a quality gate rule from a test suite to remove the enforcement criteria
for that suite.
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User Permissions Needed
To remove a quality gate from a test suite:
DevOps Testing Manager
Remove a quality gate from a test suite within a pipeline stage when it's no longer
needed for that stage. Removing the assignment stops enforcement for that stage only — the
quality gate rule itself remains available to assign elsewhere.
From the Pipeline view, select the Tests tab.
On the stage card, locate the quality gate you want to remove.
From the dropdown next to the quality gate, click
Remove.
Note Removing a quality gate assignment stops enforcement at this stage only. The quality
gate rule remains available to assign to other stages.
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