Unassign a test suite from a stage when it's no longer relevant or when you need to
streamline testing for a faster deployment. Removing an assignment does not delete the test suite
— it remains available to reassign at any time.
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To unassign test suites from a stage:
DevOps Testing Manager
Note Remove suite assignments with caution. Removing a suite that enforces a quality gate
can reduce your pipeline's quality coverage and may allow substandard changes to advance
through the stage.
From the Pipeline view, select the Tests tab.
On the stage card, locate the test suite you want to remove.
From the dropdown next to the test suite, click Unassign.
The test suite is removed from the stage and will no longer run during that stage's
events.
Note After removing test suites in your test provider tool, click Sync Test
Providers to ensure your pipeline assignments stay accurate and up to date.
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