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Create Maintenance Item From Test
If an element fails a test, one likely consequence is that a Defect (Issue) item has to be raised in model maintenance to correct the problem. You can generate this Defect item directly from the test that failed.
Access
- Select the element containing the failed test, then use one of the methods outlined here to display the Testing window or Element Browser
Ribbon |
Construct > Testing > Tests > <test class> > Right-click on test > Create a Maintenance Defect from this test Start > Explore > Browse > Element Browser > Testing > <test class> > Right-click on test > Create a Maintenance Defect from this test Design > Element > Properties > Element Browser > Testing > <test class> > Right-click on test > Create a Maintenance Defect from this test |
Keyboard Shortcuts |
: <test class> | Right-click on test | Create a Maintenance Defect from this test : Testing > <test class> > Right-click on test > Create a Maintenance Defect from this test |
Create a Maintenance item from a test
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The system immediately creates the Defect item and displays a confirmation message box. Click on the to clear the message. |
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Open the Defects window (the 'Construct > Change Management > Defects > Show Defects Window' ribbon option). The window shows a Defect item having the same name as the test. |
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Double-click on the Defect item to open it in the Construct window, and edit the item as necessary - you might provide values for the 'Reported By', 'Status' and 'Priority' fields. |
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Notes
- You can create Maintenance Defect items from several Test items at once; press and hold as you select the Test items, and then right-click and proceed as before - each selected Test item then generates a Defect item