Every test run withJtest—whether it is performed in the GUI or from the command line interface—is based on a test configuration that defines a test scenario and sets all related test parameters. Modify the settings for the test configuration that you plan to use to change how a test is performed. For example, to change the rules checked during static analysis, modify the settings in the related static analysis test configuration.
Jtest provides built-in test configurations that are based on a variety of popular test scenarios. However, because development projects and team priorities differ, custom test configurations are often desirable (see Creating Custom Test Configurations).
See Built-in Test Configurations for details about built-in configurations.
