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BC 2026 release wave 2unofficial launch event map, by waldo

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AI Test Toolkit migration to data-driven tests

announced · 0 min in 1 video · dev relevance medium · documented as Build extensible and data-driven AL test suites low match

AI Test Toolkit migration to data-driven tests

AI Test Toolkit data-driven tests do not use the new system yet and cannot run from VS Code. Migration is planned.

Area: Developer tools. Status: announced. Developer relevance: medium. Airtime: 0 min across 1 video.

Status evidence

  • 4:11 in "What's new: Testability Enhancements": "we are planning on migrating them to this new system"

Where they talk about it

Quotes

  • 3:56 "This is not yet using these new capabilities which means that you are not able to run these from Visual Studio Code." - A limitation: AI Test Toolkit data-driven tests do not yet work in VS Code.

Caveats mentioned

  • AI Test Toolkit tests cannot currently be run from Visual Studio Code

Documented features match

  • Build extensible and data-driven AL test suites - low confidence (llm). Docs say: General availability, roadmap id 573333. Planned migration
  • Product documentation (partial, the article describes the broader feature or mentions this in passing): Run AL tests from Visual Studio Code with Test Explorer, checked 2026-10-02. Running AI tests isn't supported. Note: Confirms the VS Code limitation (2026 wave 1 article). The planned migration to data-driven tests is not documented; the toolkit is now called Evaluation for AL.

Docs checked on 2026-10-02: the match is against Microsoft's what's new pages for the wave as they were on that date. Microsoft keeps filling the documentation, so "no documented item" can go stale.

Tags: testing, ai, vs-code

Generated by pipeline step 06. Source: YouTube auto-captions of the launch event videos, see the deep links. Not official.