I want to update test results from Qmetry to ALM test set. Can anyone share the code if already implemented it.
Thanks,
Hidayath
Unfortunately alm rest API is not available publicly and available with alm instance only. So each organization who use alm has code inside their organization which may not be available as open source out side organization. You can either ask alm support team to work with QAF team to have open source integration support or use ALM rest API and implement result updator for your organization.
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As there is google translator already present. But for security reason its not safe to integrate with JIRA. So I wanted to integrate JIRA with Azure translator. Is there any way to integrate both by using any external plugin Or do I refer any source code for the same.
Need suggestions for the same
I was looking for a suitable solution to integrate the Salesforce case management with another ticketing platform using Microsoft Graph. The connection should be bi-directional and both platforms will frequently exchange information with the required field mapped. Can anyone suggest to me the best way to accomplish these tasks?
The best way would be using Salesforce Microsoft Graph Connector for integrating Salesforce case management.
You need to add the connector to Microsoft 365 admin center and then configure the connection settings.
For complete information go through Graph API Documentation.
We have teh need to interact with our customers AD from Jira in order to handle automatically user onboarding.
For that we have 2 deifferent approach :
Using Microsoft Graph API
We call directly from Jira Script Runner plugin using groovy script POST and GEt methods, this directly within Jira environment
Using Microsoft Azure SDk for python
Using this approach will need to build a python script which is store in the dedicated location on the VM and calling that scrip from Jira using Groovy script
In the first approach we are using only 4 API call only for how request and we are all time scripting within Jira environement.
ON the second approach we need to deal with 2 types of script ( python and groovy)
Based on your advise, do you see what could be the best based on your experience in order to help me chose one or the other ?
Thanks for help
regards
See https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/active-directory/develop/active-directory-graph-api
We strongly recommend that you use Microsoft Graph instead of Azure AD
Graph API to access Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) resources. Our
development efforts are now concentrated on Microsoft Graph and no
further enhancements are planned for Azure AD Graph API. There are a
very limited number of scenarios for which Azure AD Graph API might
still be appropriate;
Hence I will suggest Microsoft Graph
I would follow up to Laurent, and say, the better solution is the solution that has the least amount of complexity while accomplishing everything you need to do.
In this case according to your own post, that is clearly just calling graph API directly from your groovy scripting in Jira.
I want to use Roslyn analyser in our Azure pipelines. And got to know from below link that roslyn analyzer comes along with a plugin called Microsoft Security Code analysis extension.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/security/develop/security-code-analysis-overview
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/security/develop/security-code-analysis-onboard
Can you please guide me how to install the extension in Azure pipeline?
Also is there any documentation regarding how to install Fxcop Analyzer in Azure pipelines?
The Microsoft Security Code Analysis can’t be installed directly in extension marketplace, you can link to https://secdevtools.azurewebsites.net/ and click Contact Us for general Availability Information to send a sign up email to Secure Development Tools group.
After the approval, you can get the extension in Organization Settings -> Extensions -> Shared. And more detail install information, you can check the documentation.
About the Fxcop Analyzer, you can install the Code Analysis Task for VSTS(from the Marketplace) and use this task on your pipeline and you can get more detailed information in Github.
Microsoft Security Code Analysis is a toolset (An additional subscription need to purchase at your Azure DevOps organization level), which provides different tools in the Azure DeOps pipeline to use. FxCopAnalyzer is one of the tool in it's offering under this subscription.
MS Code Analysis Onboarding and installation
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/security/develop/security-code-analysis-onboard
FxCopAnalyzer configuration
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/security/develop/security-code-analysis-customize#roslyn-analyzers-task
Can I use TFS API in my code and deploy the code in the machine where Visual Studio or Team Explorer doesn't exist?
I found this, which says I shouldn't do that.
Any help on this? Thanks!
No you can't, when you develop client application for the TFS, this means you need the run time files for this API which is exists in the Team Explorer.
You could use the new OData API, or the standard WebService API (officially unsupported) to connect to TFS without the need for the SDK or Team Explorer on the machine.
And there's the Java API's that ship with Team Explorer Everywhere 2010 SP1, which are supposedly easier to use in stand-alone fashion than the .NET API's that require Team Explorer to be installed.
Do note that in order to follow the proper license terms, you generally do need to have a TFS CAL for every machine/user connecting to TFS.