Not able to create Test Plans

Question

Hi,

User has a Subscription of VS Test Professional and is in the Basic access level group, however he is not able to add Test plans for some reason please help what needs to be done?

Thanks & Regards

Answer 1

managing Test plans require higher Visual Studio edition and therefore you need to  change access level group to Advanced or VS Enterprise  assuming the user does have the license.

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Answer 2

Hi,

Could you specify what error did you get when you created Test Plan?

Full access to the Test hub requires Advanced (TFS 2015) or VS Enterprise (TFS 2017) access. Check: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts/security/access-levels

Also, the user may need "manage test plan" permission under Area Path, check:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts/security/permissions#nbspnbspnbsparea-path-object-level

Best regards,

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Answer 3

Hi,

Where should the user with Visual Studio Test professional license be added to (Basic or VS Enterprise on TFS 2017)?

Should the VS Test Pro license holders be eligible to create Test Plans on TFS 2017?

Thanks & Regards

Answer 4

Thanks for your response .

There is not error that is coming while creating. the button to create Test plans on the TFS web dont show up , if i add the user to VS Enterprise access level he can see the radio button to create the Test plan.

Thanks & Regards

Answer 5

Hi Chunmun1,

Could you accept your last reply as answer as you have found the solution.

Best regards,

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