...

The following tags are supported by default:

• @ASSET
• @PR
• @FR
• @TASK
• @REQ - Can be used in the requirements traceability workflow (see Working with the Requirements View)
• @TEST - Can be used in the requirements traceability workflow (see Working with the Requirements View)

...

1. Select a node from the test suite tree within the Requirements and Notes tab.
2. Click the Add button.
3. In the Type box, select a requirement type. DTP will use this information to associate the test suite’s test cases to the specified element type. For instance, if it is associated with a specific bug, information about the test case’s status will be considered for Report Center’s bugs graphs. Custom tags can be added as described in Using Custom Defect/Issue Tracking Tags. Default tags are:
   • @pr for bugs.
   • @fr for feature requests.
   • @req for requirements.
   • @task for tasks.
   • @test for tests
4. Enter an ID and a URL for the requirement a requirement ID and click OK.
   Image RemovedImage Added
   The requirement you defined will display in the Requirements table within the Requirements and Notes tab and correspond to the test suite node you selected and all of its child nodes.
5. (Optional) If you want to enter notes for the test suite, enter a description in the Notes field. This option is useful in that it enables you to view a quick description of the test suite purpose.

...

You can associate tests with requirements when checking your test files into your source control system. Include a tag and the artifact ID in the commit comment to associate the test files with the artifact, e.g.:

git commit -m "@pr ABC-123"

Correlating Load Test Scenarios

...

You can customize the tags your team uses to associate a test case with a work item from your ALM, defects, or requirements tracking system (e.g, codeBeamer, Jira, TeamForge, VersionOne, etc.). This allows you to configure the tag to match the language that your organization uses to refer to defects. For instance, some organizations use the term "PR" to refer to a defect. Others use "defect" and would thus prefer to use a custom @defect tag rather than the default @pr tag.

By default, @pr is used for associating tests with defects/issues, but you can specify aliases for these tags.To specify custom tags:

1. Choose Parasoft> Preferences.
2. Select Parasoft> Issue Tracking Tags.
3. Use the available controls to add, modify, or delete tags.
   • A tag is followed by one or more values that must be represented by either a single string or a number of strings separated by separator tokens.
   • Separator token values can be any permutation of comma-separated lists of strings and whitespacewhite space-separated lists of strings.

Image Added

The  tags listed here will be available in SOAtest when you configure the Requirements Tracking options in the test suite editor (when you go to Add a new requirement correlation). See Correlating SOAtest Tests for details.

Anchor
linking_to_correlated_artifacts linking_to_correlated_artifacts

Linking to Correlated Artifacts in Reports

If you want SOAtest reports to link to correlated artifacts, you need to specify URL templates that explain how links to these artifacts are formatted. To do this:

...