Review the test results generated by a pre-promotion test run to assess whether a
work item meets quality gate requirements before it advances to the next pipeline
stage.
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offering that provides an enhanced level of data residency commitment. DevOps Center
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terms and conditions.
User Permissions Needed
To view test details for pre-promotion events:
DevOps Testing Manager OR DevOps Center User OR DevOps Center Deployment
Manager
If automated testing fails during a Pre-Promotion Event, review the test results to
identify which test suites or quality gate criteria blocked the promotion.
From the DevOps Center navigation menu, select the
DevOps Pipelines tab.
Locate the pipeline stage — such as Integration or Staging — containing the work item
you want to review, then click the sidebar in the stage to open
Test Results.
In the Test Results modal, review the following fields:
Tests Passed — the number of tests that passed out of the
total run (for example, 39/40).
Test Execution Result — the overall outcome of the test
run.
Quality Gate Result — whether the work item met the quality
gate criteria for the destination stage.
Click View Details.
A Test Suite Group Execution record page opens, click on the realted list to see each test
suite excecution details.
Note If the Quality Gate Result shows failed, the promotion is
blocked. Resolve the test failures before retrying the promotion.
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