DocumentationCampaigns

Campaigns in QaCockpit for Azure DevOps

A Campaign turns several pipeline-backed Test Sources into one repeatable regression or release-evidence collection.

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01

Model the business regression, not one pipeline

A release may require browser, API, integration, and service-level validation owned by different teams. A Campaign names the required Test Sources so the final report can distinguish a complete regression from a collection with missing evidence.

02

Keep orchestration understandable

QaCockpit's Campaign model supports sequential stages and parallel work within a stage. It coordinates evidence across existing pipelines; Azure DevOps remains the execution system and QaCockpit does not become a general-purpose workflow engine.

  • Use a template for a repeatable regression or release scope.
  • Keep one-time collections explicit instead of silently changing a template.
  • Preserve a separate execution attempt for every run or rerun.
  • Do not collapse a missing source into the outcome of sources that reported.

03

Read outcome beside evidence completeness

A Campaign Run Report should show the fixed campaign context, reported test totals, failed/error outcomes, expected scope, source-report completeness, and the exact execution behind every signal. The stable extension must prove which Campaign create/run actions it exposes before those UI steps are published.