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What you’ll learn
  • How to install the TestDino extension from Visual Studio Marketplace
  • How to connect Azure DevOps to TestDino using a Project Access Token
  • How to view and filter test runs inside Azure DevOps
The TestDino Azure DevOps extension displays test run data directly inside Azure DevOps. It connects to your TestDino project using a Project Access Token and fetches results over HTTPS. Extension link: TestDino on Visual Studio Marketplace ↗

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Quick Reference

TaskActionLink
Install extensionVisual Studio MarketplaceInstall
Generate tokenProject → Settings → IntegrationsGenerate token
Connect extensionPaste token in Azure DevOpsConnect
View test runsTestDino tab in Azure DevOpsView runs
Filter runsTime range and run type filtersFiltering

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Key Features

FeatureDescription
Test run visibilityView recent test runs with pass, fail, skipped, and flaky counts
Execution metadataTrack duration, commit, branch, and environment per run
Time filteringFilter test runs by date range
Secure authenticationRead-only Project token-based access

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Prerequisites

  • An active Azure DevOps organization and project
  • A TestDino account with at least one project
  • Permission to install extensions in Azure DevOps
  • A valid TestDino Project Access Token

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Install the Extension

1

Open the Marketplace

Go to the Visual Studio Marketplace ↗ and search for TestDino.Open the Visual Studio Marketplace
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Install the extension

Click Install and select the Azure DevOps organization.
3

Confirm installation

After installation, TestDino appears in the left navigation of your Azure DevOps project.Confirm installation in Azure DevOps

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Connect Azure DevOps to TestDino

After installation, connect the extension to TestDino.
1

Open TestDino in Azure DevOps

  • Navigate to your Azure DevOps project
  • From the left sidebar, click TestDino
You will see a Connect to TestDino screen prompting for a Project token.Connect to TestDino screen
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Generate a TestDino Access Token

  1. Log in to TestDino and select your Organization
  2. Go to Project → Settings → API Keys
  3. Click New and select Access Token
Generate TestDino Access Token
  1. Copy the generated token
Create Access Token
WarningKeep this token secure. It provides read access to your test run data.
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Connect Using API Token

Paste the Project token into the input field in Azure DevOps and click Connect.Connect using API tokenOnce connected, TestDino will start loading your test runs.

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Viewing Test Runs

After a successful connection, you can view TestDino test runs directly in Azure DevOps. Each test run displays:
FieldDescription
Test Run IDUnique identifier and execution duration
CommitAssociated commit hash
Triggered byThe user who initiated the run
Branch & environmentSource branch and test environment
Results summaryPassed, failed, skipped, flaky, and total test counts
This allows teams to quickly assess test health without leaving Azure DevOps. Viewing test runs in Azure DevOps

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Filtering and Refreshing Data

Use the built-in controls to refine displayed test runs:
ControlFunction
Time range filterShow runs from a specific period (e.g., Last 30 days)
Test run filterFilter by run type
Refresh buttonFetch the latest data from TestDino

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Removing or Updating the API Token

If you need to change or revoke access:
  • Click Remove Token in the TestDino Azure DevOps view
  • Reconnect using a new Project Access Token
This is useful when rotating credentials or switching TestDino projects.

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Permissions and Security

The extension uses a read-only API token to fetch test run data.
  • No test execution or data modification is performed
  • Data is fetched securely over HTTPS
  • Tokens can be revoked anytime from the TestDino settings

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Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the Project Access Token (PAT) belongs to the correct TestDino project. Generate it from Settings → Integrations → Project Access Token
  • Confirm that test runs exist in the TestDino project
  • Click the refresh button on the extension to fetch the latest data
  • The extension uses a Project Access Token (PAT) created from Settings → Integrations → Project Access Token in TestDino. Verify the token is valid and has not been revoked
  • Click Remove Token in the Azure DevOps extension view, then reconnect using a new PAT
  • Confirm the extension is installed for the correct Azure DevOps organization and project
  • Check Organization Settings → Extensions in Azure DevOps to verify installation
  • Generate a new Project Access Token from Settings → Integrations → Project Access Token in TestDino
  • Remove the old token in the Azure DevOps extension and paste the new one

GitHub App

PR comments, CI checks, and pull request sync

GitLab

MR comments and merge request sync

Generate API Keys

Create API tokens for integrations

Integrations Overview

All available TestDino integrations