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Linking and Traceability with TestTrack

So, how does traceability work? When product requirements have been finalized and approved, testers write test cases to validate that the resulting software accurately meets those requirements. The test cases are executed one or (usually) more times. If a test case fails, a defect is recorded and routed to a developer to fix. After the developer fixes the source code, it is checked into the source code management system.