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I am currently triggering my SoapUI test suites from TFS command line, which it working correctly and I am able to trigger the build and view the results.

My issue is that I have 3 test suites each with up to 16 test cases. When I view the detailed report in TFS, the test cases are not structured in Test Suite format, they are all bundled into one category. Even when I changed the Group by to Test Suite.

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As you can see in the screenshot, the TCs have the same name and it would be great if I were able to set it so that I can view these results in the same structure as the SoapUI Project:

-Project
    -Test Suite 01
        -Test Case 01
        -Test Case 02
        -Test Case N...
    -Test Suite 02
        -Test Case 01
        -Test Case 02
        -Test Case N...
    -Test Suite 03
        -Test Case 01
        -Test Case 02
        -Test Case N...
Ross
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  • I can see 36/39 passed, is it the same case for the failed ones ? With TFS I end up having detail only on failed steps ... there may be an option to select – A.Joly Jul 24 '18 at 11:58
  • So there are 3 Test Suites. TS1 has 11 TCs, TS2 has 14, and TS3 has 14. 2 TCs failed in TS1 and 1 TC failed TS3. – Ross Jul 24 '18 at 12:16

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It will only group the test suites managed by Test Manager extension, take a look at this thread Create a test plan and test suite.

You could generate your own test report with the your Project Structure, and then use Publish Test Results to publish test results to TFS server.

The task supports popular test result formats including JUnit, NUnit 2, NUnit 3, Visual Studio Test (TRX), and xUnit 2. If you use the built-in tasks such as Visual Studio Test to run tests, results are automatically published and you do not need a separate publish test results task.

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