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Preselection of Found In (Release) when creating a defect out of a test result

 I’ve added the attributes „Found In” and “Releases / Global Context” to the inline editor when creating a defect out of a test result. 

In the meanwhile, we’ve found out, that the release which is preselected in these attributes comes from the linked release in the global configuration. 

The problem is, that we don’t understand how ELM decides which release out of this list is used as a preselection for the attributes in the defect. <o:p> </o:p>

 Therefore I have the following two questions:

  1. Do you know how ELM decides for the preselected release and how we can force the tool to use a specific release as preselection? <o:p> </o:p>
  2. Do you know how to force the tool to use “unassigned” as a preselection for the two above mentioned attributes?  <o:p> </o:p>
Hope you understand the question without screenshots. I've tried to add some, but the tool doesn't allow me to add pictures 

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I haven't tested it but if you go to the timeline and check whether the preselected release is set as Current one, I think Current one would be used as the preselected release.
If there is no current iteration, I would guess it would be unassigned, you can have a test if this is how it works

In our setup, the releases have no association to the iteration. Therefore a current iteration can not be the trigger for the pre-selection. Further more, the list of releases is a list which exists in the GC-application and not in EWM(RTC).  From my point of view, the trigger for the pre-selection should be found somewhere in GC. 

But anyway, many thanks for your response. 


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