Testing / PractiTest Interview Questions
How do you troubleshoot a Requirement stuck showing 'NOT COVERED' status in PractiTest?
- Confirm whether any Tests are actually linked to the Requirement at all, since NOT COVERED specifically means zero linked tests
- If tests should be linked but aren't showing, check whether the link was created on the correct Requirement, since a link can accidentally end up on a similarly named one
- Verify you're looking at the right Requirement Coverage scope, since coverage can be scoped either to the last run of a linked test overall, or to runs within specific selected Test Sets
- If using an integration with Jira or Azure DevOps, confirm the PractiTest panel inside that tool is reflecting the same linked tests, since a sync delay could show stale information
- As a last step, manually re-link the intended tests to the Requirement and confirm the status updates immediately, since the calculation is automatic and shouldn't require a refresh
In almost every case, a persistent NOT COVERED status comes down to a genuinely missing link rather than a display bug, since the status calculation itself is a straightforward, automatic reflection of linked tests.
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