TSER and TCER name creation is different
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Hi, Leesen
I saw the same behavior in the later version as well. I could not find any defect related to it so I guess this is how it works: Add the iteration name as a suffix option when generating TSER won't be inherited automatically in TCER creation. I see two ways to workaround this:
. create a TCER separately with Add the iteration name as a suffix so that it will include the iteration as a part of name.
This may not be practical when you have many test cases in the test suite
. when creating TSER, go to Generate Test Environments, you will see option: Add a prefix to the generated name
and add iteration(test schedule) as prefix and "Add the iteration name as a suffix" is not checked, this will create a new test environment with the iteration name in it and becomes a part of TCER name as well.
I think you may want to create a new defect workitem in jazz.net
https://jazz.net/jazz02/web/projects/Rational%20Quality%20Manager#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.newWorkItem&type=defect&ts=14915305760310
or contact support and confirm if this should be a defect or working as expected. Logically we would expect 'Add the iteration name as a suffix' in TSER to be honored in TCER creation and it sounds like a defect.
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I am quite sure it is fixed, so it is a defect.
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I logged the defect a few days ago, and now it says fixed..so I assume they fixed it (but no comments to confirm).
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The defect is "planned for" 6.0.4 RC1, so the fix should be available in that release or newer. It also has a change set associated, so the actual work should be done already.