Hi @Urbano Freitas ,
thanks for the great questions.
What caught my attention in the TestFramework was the dashboard-style Overview page and the graphs/charts for the history of test runs. It looks promising from test management perspective. If I recall correct the BDD Framework however doesn't provide such built-in visual overview of test run history. What I'm thinking is, if the Azure build pipeline could run those BDD tests in TestFramework and the development team could see the fresh test results and graphs on the TestFramework UI, that would be pretty cool.
Currently my plan is actually to trigger the test runs from BDD API in my Azure DevOps pipeline since I don't know how to use TestFramework properly in the Azure DevOps pipeline. So using the BDD API to trigger BDD tests seems like an optimal solution.
I'm still interested to hear if anyone has used Test Framework in an Azure DevOps pipeline.
Eemi