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This is specific to a manual test case, so the test steps should be written as human-readable as possible. This is where the user would enter all the steps that a tester would need to follow in order to complete a test case. Something that is new to us is the вЂњStepsвЂќ tab. A test case is a work item, so you will have a lot of the common fields that youвЂ™ve seen in other Work Item Types towards the top. If you are familiar with TFS, this probably looks familiar to you.

Obviously, the most important feature would be to actually create your test cases.

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In addition to all these settings, you can specify which Build your test cases are going to run against and also the configurations that you are going to test (Windows 7 + IE 8, Windows XP + Firefox 3, etc). вЂ“ Video recorder: Records the testerвЂ™s desktop while a test runs, which helps with reproducing any bugs. When a developer touches that same method, then the test cases will be flagged to be re-run. It collects information about which methods were called by your application. вЂ“ Test Impact: This is probably one of the most powerful features. вЂ“ Network emulation: To emulate slower networks вЂ“ IntelliTrace: Data that should be collected by IntelliTrace (Processes, Events, etc) вЂ“ Event Log: Event logs and event types that should be collected. вЂ“ ASP.NET client proxy: Lets you collect information about the http calls from a client to a Web server (used along with IntelliTrace) вЂ“ Actions: What applications will be recorded for play-back You can set settings on the following diagnostic values: So this should reduce any вЂњCanвЂ™t reproвЂќ or вЂњWorks on my machineвЂќ bug responses. This is really important as it will help testers and developers communicate and re-create any issues that you run into. On this screen you specify the type of information that will be gathered during test runs. This is where you can customize how your test cases are going to run and set environment settings. The part that interests us the most here is the вЂњRun SettingsвЂќ section (middle of the screen). Behind the scenes, a test plan and a test case is just a work item. You can also assign it to an Area Path and Iteration, just like you would for a Story, Task, Bug, etc in Team Explorer. This screen allows you to manage your test suite (name, description, owner, status, start/end date. LetвЂ™s take a look at the properties screen: Each test plan is referred to as a вЂњTest suiteвЂќ, you can have multiple Test Suites under each suite (hierarchical) or you can just create all your test cases under the root.ДЇrom here, you can create a new test case, add an existing test case, edit test cases, and change test suite properties. When you first start up MTM and connect to a TFS Server (you must be using TFS to be able to use MTM), you are taken to Testing Center plan selection screen:ДЄt this point, you can either select an existing plan or you can add a new test plan. Of course, the first step is to plan what the test team will be working on. We start by taking a look at the вЂњPlanвЂќ tab in MTM. We will focus on Test Case Management for now.

From within MTM, you also have access to Lab Management, which allows you to manage tests across multiple virtual environments. So there is a lot of integration between the entire team. You are also able to automate your test cases through the use of Coded UI tests and add them to your builds. MTM allows you to plan, execute, analyze, and track your test cases. Along with a new name for Team System (now Visual Studio ALM), the new picture looks like this: This was the final piece needed to get the entire team communicating through TFS rather than using 3rd parties or synchronizers.

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MTM gave Microsoft all the essential pieces to go from a development solution to a full ALM solution. Most QA shops were left to either use a combination of applications such as Excel, Word, Notepad, etc or a lot of times the QA team would use specialized testing tools such as the HP test suite. Prior to the 2010 release, Visual Studio Team System covered the majority of the team, but QA did not have any really good tools. MTM is built specifically for testers to be able to interact with other members of the team. It is used to create and organize test plans and test cases, and execute manual tests. MTM is a tool introduced along with Visual Studio 2010 and TFS 2010.

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This series will cover a lot of what I went over in those presentations. It is still a relatively unknown and unused tool, but when people get exposed to it and see it in action, I can tell that they get excited by it as they start thinking about its possibilities. This summer, I did two presentations on Microsoft Test Manager.

This is part 1 of an Intro to MTM series. Interested in learning more about MTM? Checkout my Pluralsight course on Microsoft Test Manager.

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