3.15.4.1 Understanding the colored dots when collecting component names in the Object Mapping Editor

When technical names are collected from the AUT , they appear in the Object Mapping Editor with a colored dot. The color of the dot corresponds to the strength of the component recognition for this component at the time of collecting.

A green dot
signifies that the component can be found as an exact match, and that only this component was above the threshold 3.15.2.4 (i.e. only this component was considered as possible.
A yellow dot
means that the component can be found as an exact match, but that other components were also above the threshold, i.e. this was not the only component considered possible.
A red dot
means that the component can not currently be found if a test is executed. The recognition value for the component is below the current threshold.

You can use this information to identify components that will not be recognized in the current state of the AUT before running the test.

\includegraphics[height=2cm]{danger} The colored dot disappears after saving. It is not a measurement of the component state over time, but only at the moment when the component was collected.



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