Review the test results generated by a shift-left test run to identify failures
and assess the quality of changes before promotion.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional (API access required),
Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
Not Available in: Government Cloud Plus. Contact your Salesforce account
executive for more details.
Not available in: EU Operating Zone. EU Operating zone is a special paid
offering that provides an enhanced level of data residency commitment. DevOps Center
is supported in orgs in the EU that aren't part of EU OZ, per standard product
terms and conditions.
User Permissions Needed
To view test details for review events:
DevOps Testing Manager OR DevOps Center User OR DevOps Center Deployment
Manager
After automated testing runs during a Review Event, review the test results to understand
the outcome before marking the work item as ready to promote. Confirm that all assigned test
suites passed and that quality gate requirements are met.
From the DevOps Center navigation menu, select the
Work Items tab.
Click the work item you want to review.
The work item must be in In Review status.
In the Work Item Status panel, check the current test
execution status.
When all assigned tests are complete and the Quality Gate Result
shows passed, click Mark as Ready to Promote to move the work item
to the next pipeline stage.
To view granular results for each test suite, click
View Details and navigate to the individual test suite
executions.
You can access test details while tests are running or after they complete.
Note If the Quality Gate Result shows failed, the promotion is
blocked. Resolve the test failures before retrying the promotion.
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