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Since a Test Run is related with the execution of a Test, obviously it also contains comments and information about linked defects and evidences (i.e. attachments).

Data consistency

Test Runs represent the results of running some Test specification at some moment in time, in the context of some Test Execution. Thus, they assure data consistency as will see next.

So, what happens if you change the Test specification at any time?

In this case, your existing Test Runs are not changed (unlesss you want to), in order to assure data consistency and compliance with conformance regulations.

At the execution screen of a given Test Run, you will be presented with two options:

1. Merge current Test specification with the current specification persisted in the Test Run
2. Reset the current Test Run, by copying the current Test specification to the Test Run and discard all recorded results

Merge existing Test Runs

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Update/Reset existing Test Runs

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Execution History

The execution history of a given Test issue is available in the Test issue screen in the section named "Test Runs".

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