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Every generated report is auto-saved to your Azure DevOps Extension Data (user-scoped, 5 MB quota, synchronised cross-browser — your history follows you to any machine). Attachments are stripped before saving and re-fetched on restore.

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Reload a report

Click Load on any history entry to restore it as the current report. The snapshot is used directly — no re-fetch from Azure DevOps.

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Compare two reports

Select two reports from history to compare them side by side:
  • Metrics diff — pass-rate delta, totals, passed / failed / blocked / bugs.
  • Improved — tests that moved to Passed.
  • Regressed — tests that moved from Passed to Failed / Blocked.
  • Added / Removed — test cases new to, or missing from, the newer report.
Click Export HTML for a standalone comparison file.

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Status workflow

Each report carries a status: Draft → Submitted → Approved (and back via Reopen). Colour-coded badges, contextual Submit / Approve / Reopen buttons, every transition recorded (user + timestamp), a filter by status, and an optional APPROVED badge in the PDF footer.
Only users with the right role should Approve. Reopen resets the status to Draft and logs a history entry.

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Share to the project

Toggle Share with project to make a report visible to all project members (a snapshot copied into the project scope). A blue Shared badge appears, you can filter My / Project / All, and any member can move a shared report through its workflow (written to the project copy, audited who / when). Only the original author can unshare. A quota indicator warns at 80%.
Sharing publishes the snapshot that the dashboard widget reads — see the Quality overview widget.

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CSV, notes & storage

Export all history as CSV, keep a 500-character note per report, and watch the storage indicator (green → red above 80% of quota). Delete old reports to free space.

Notifications & scheduled reports

Push KPIs, get reminded.

Quality overview widget

Where a shared report surfaces.