The Coverage page, which you can only access in Details View, displays basic properties of the selected requirement or project. It also displays the status of all tests that are assigned to the requirement, including the number and percentage of Passed, Failed, Not Executed, and Not Covered tests. A summary of all assigned tests is listed under Total. Requirements that are not covered by tests are listed as Not Covered.
The Details View page displays the same coverage status information in a “heat field” chart.
To view the status of all tests that are assigned to child requirements of the selected requirement in addition to all tests that are directly assigned to the requirement, check the Full coverage check box.
The Coverage page displays the following properties for each selected requirement or project:
Property | Description |
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Requirement Name Project Name |
Name of the selected requirement or project. |
Priority | Priority that has been assigned to the selected requirement. |
Risk | Risk that has been assigned to the selected requirement. |
# Requirements (Calc.) | Total number of all covered requirements. Not included in this number are uncovered requirements and folders that do not have a test assigned to them. For example folders that inherit the coverage of their child requirements but are not actually a requirement themselves. |
# Requirements (Total) | Total number of all requirements beneath the selected entity, including folders. |
Requirement Status Project Status |
Status of the selected requirement or project.
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# Requirements Passed | Total and percentage of requirements in the project that have tests that have passed. |
# Requirements Failed | Total and percentage of requirements in the project that have tests that have failed. |
# Requirements Not Executed | Total and percentage of requirements in the project that have tests that have not been executed. |
# Requirements Not Covered | Total and percentage of requirements in the project that are not covered by tests. |
Total | Total number of requirements in the project. |