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- Search panel; see Using the Search Panel.
- Search results table; see Viewing Search Results.
- Source panel; Viewing Source Code.
- Actions panel; Resolving Test Failures.
Using the Search Panel
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Click on the Prioritization tab to access several actions to help you remediate unit and functional test failures.
You can perform the following actions:
- Add comments
- Assign a user by entering a user name in the Assigned To field.
- Set the priority by choosing an option from the Priority drop-down menu.
- Define an action for the assignee by choosing an option from the Action drop-down menu.
- Actions are strings of metadata that you can use to define how you choose to remediate test failures. DTP ships with set of predefined actions: None, Fix, Reassign, Review, Suppress, and Other. You can edit or remove the predefined action types (except for the None type) using the API. For details on configuring actions, choose API Documentation from the Help drop-down menu in the Report Center navigation bar.
- Assign a user by entering a user name in the Assigned To field.
- Associate a business risk or impact to the test by choosing an option in the Risk/Impact drop-down menu.
- Assign a due data by entering a date in the Due Date field or by using the date picker
- Assign a reference number to the test be entering a value in the Reference # field
- Add comments
Click Apply to save the test metadata.
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Clicking on links in the Traces tab also loads sources into the sources panel. Lines of code where the fail occurred are flagged so you can easily find the test in the trace stack.
When you make a selection in the tests table, the file name and the component that opened the file appears in the code panel.
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