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Correlating Code

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When the team works with tasks in the manner described in Working with Parasoft Project Center, the source code that is modified when a task is "active" will be correlated with that task—and any associated requirements or defects specified for that task in Concerto.

Correlating Code via Test Case Execution

If the above method is not feasible (e.g., if you already implemented the source code you want to correlate), you can have Parasoft Concerto Project Center helps you monitor which source code is exercised when a test executes, then correlate that source code with the appropriate task, requirement, or defect. 

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1. Enable reporting to Parasoft Report Project Center - see Connecting to Project Center.
2. Mark which task, requirement, or defect each test is related to - see Indicating Code and Test Correlations.

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1. Enable reporting to Parasoft Report Project Center - see Connecting to Project Center.
2. Mark which task, requirement, or  or defect each test is related to - see Indicating Code and Test Correlations.

In addition to enabling change-based testing and requirements-based testing, correlating tests with tasks, requirements, and defects allows Parasoft Concerto Project Center to track the number of project PRs/FRs/tasks that have test cases, track PR/FR/task test case status details (passed, failed).

Determining Where Retesting is Needed

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Project Center

You can determine where retesting is needed in the following ways:

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• Are associated with specific requirement/defect and
• Were committed to source control in the specified timeframe.

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For Specific Requirements or Defects

To obtain requirement/defect retesting information from Project Center

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For Tasks and Iterations

Project Center’s task and iteration lists use an icon to indicate if correlated tests need to be rerun.

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