Test Selection Policies
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The test recommendation list can be tailored to specific requirements and use cases, allowing flexibility in either broadening coverage or optimizing the number of required tests. You control the balance between the two. This customization is achieved through test selection policies, some of which are available in the user interface, while others can be configured manually to meet the customer's needs.
Key test selection policies include:
Determines how often a full suite of tests should be executed. This can be based on the need to improve mapping accuracy, run comprehensive coverage, or other considerations.
Specifies what TIA should recommend when no code changes are identified in the current build.
Defines which tests should run when common code is altered and which can be skipped.
Guides the selection of tests when time is limited, with the goal of covering as much code as possible.
These policies offer the flexibility to balance test coverage and efficiency based on specific project requirements.