The correct option is 5-1-3.

You start by creating a test project and test cases so you have a place to define and store the test case that will be associated with an automated test. The test project holds the test plan and test case work items that you will map to automation.

Next you check the solution into Azure Repos so the build pipeline has access to the source code and the compiled test assemblies. The repository must contain the test code for the pipeline to run the automated tests.

Finally you configure the automated test to run in the build pipeline and map the automated test to the test case. Configuring the pipeline is the step that actually runs the automated test and links the test execution results back to the test case.

3-5-1 is incorrect because configuring the pipeline before creating the test project and before checking the code into the repository means there is no test project or code available for the pipeline to run.

1-3-5 is incorrect because checking in the code and then configuring the pipeline before creating the test project leaves you without a test case or test project to map the automated test to when the pipeline runs.

5-2-3 is incorrect because creating a work item is not the required step for associating an automated test to a test case. You still need to check the solution into the repository so the pipeline can access the test code.

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