specsolutions/specsync repository overview

SpecSync for Azure DevOps is a synchronization tool that integrates SpecFlow to Azure DevOps (TFS).

SpecSync for Azure DevOps integrates the BDD process with Azure DevOps by connecting and synchronizing the BDD scenarios with Test Cases and by publishing test execution results to Azure DevOps in a way that the test result remains connected to the related Test Case. With this the development and testing activities remain transparent and traceable for all stakeholders in Azure DevOps.

SpecSync supports any tool that uses the Gherkin language for describing the BDD scenarios, for example SpecFlow or Cucumber.

• Project site: https://www.specsolutions.eu/services/specsync/⁠.
• Detailed documentation and getting started guide: http://speclink.me/specsyncdoc⁠.

Using SpecSync Docker Images

The SpecSync Docker images can be used to execute the SpecSync command line tool without installation or can be used to derive customized container images. For a detailed documentation on Docker usage please check https://specsolutions.gitbook.io/specsync/installation/docker-image⁠.

Tags

The following tag types are provided:

• Latest released version (latest) - Points to the latest released SpecSync version image. In a case of a new major release using the latest tag might cause breakages, therefore it is recommended to use this for evaluation and experimenting only.
• Up-to-date version line (e.g. 3.0) - Points to the latest patch version of a version line. Recommended for production setup.
• Specific release (e.g. 3.0.2) - Points to a specific patch release within a version line. This tag always points to the same image therefore it offers the most predictability.
• Specific preliminary release (e.g. 3.1.0-pre20200903-2) - Points to a specific preliminary release. The preliminary releases are less stable therefore should only be used to validate fixes or improvements.