Tosca CI/CD Integration with Jenkins or Azure DevOps

 🔄 Tosca CI/CD Integration Overview

CI Tool Supported? Integration Method

Jenkins ✅ Yes Tosca CLI (TestEvents, ExecutionLists) + Batch/PowerShell

Azure DevOps ✅ Yes Tosca REST API or Tosca CLI + Pipeline tasks/scripts


🧪 What You Need

Tosca Commander


Tosca Continuous Integration (CI) Client


Tosca Distributed Execution (DEX) (optional, for distributed execution)


Installed CI tool (Jenkins or Azure DevOps)


Test configuration (e.g., TestEvents, ExecutionLists)


✅ Tosca CLI: Triggering Tests from Command Line

Basic Tosca command to run a test:


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ToscaCIClient.exe --workspace="C:\Tosca\MyWorkspace.tws" --executionList="MyList" --projectDir="C:\Tosca\Project"

You can also use:


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ToscaCIClient.exe --TestEvent="RegressionTest" --ExecutionMode="Distributed"

🔧 Jenkins Integration

1. Install Jenkins

Install Jenkins on a build server or use Jenkins Cloud.


Install required plugins: PowerShell, Pipeline, Email Extension (optional)


2. Create a Jenkins Job

Use Freestyle or Pipeline project.


Add a Build Step → Execute Windows Batch or PowerShell:


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cd "C:\Path\To\Tosca"

.\ToscaCIClient.exe --Workspace="C:\Tosca\MyWorkspace.tws" --ExecutionList="SmokeTests"

3. Post-Build Actions

Archive test results


Email notifications


Publish logs or HTML reports


☁️ Azure DevOps Integration

1. Use Pipelines (YAML or Classic UI)

Example YAML Snippet:

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trigger:

- main


pool:

  vmImage: 'windows-latest'


steps:

- task: PowerShell@2

  inputs:

    targetType: 'inline'

    script: |

      & "C:\Tosca\ToscaCIClient.exe" `

      --Workspace "C:\Tosca\MyWorkspace.tws" `

      --ExecutionList "RegressionTests"

2. Use REST API (Optional Advanced Integration)

Tosca DEX or Tosca Server exposes APIs to trigger and monitor execution.


📊 Reporting and Logs

Configure Tosca to generate HTML, XML, or JUnit-style reports.


Archive reports using Jenkins or Azure DevOps artifacts.


Use TRICENTIS Tosca Results Viewer for detailed logs.


🚀 Best Practices

Use TestEvents and ExecutionLists for modular execution


Use distributed execution with Tosca DEX for parallel test runs


Separate smoke, regression, and functional suites


Integrate results into dashboards (e.g., TestRail, Allure, Power BI)


📘 Summary

Feature Jenkins Azure DevOps

Trigger Tosca Tests ✅ CLI + Batch ✅ CLI + YAML

Reporting ✅ HTML, JUnit ✅ Artifacts + Logs

Distributed Execution ✅ (via DEX) ✅ (via DEX)

REST API Option ❌ (not native) ✅ Optional

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