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Suppressions are special markers that enable you to run a test or follow a code analysis rule while ignoring specific occurrences of the reported tasks. Suppressing tasks related to functional testing can reduce the amount of noise tests generate during early-stage testing or for cases when then certain steps are expected to fail. Tests will still fail if a reported tasks has been suppressed. Suppressing tasks removes failures from the Quality Tasks view, but will not result in passing tests, nor will failures be removed from reports.
Suppressions for static analysis enables you to comply with programming guidelines by defining exceptions that do not impact the critical parts of the application. Multiple tasks may be reported for a single code analysis rule, but you can apply a suppression if the rule is not applicable for a particular case.
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You can manually build the parasoft.suppression file suppress file by creating a text file in the same location as the test file and include suppression information in the following format:
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