MATLAB Test Manager

Parallel execution — To use parallel execution, click the Parallel button .

Strict checks — To treat warnings as errors, enable strict checks. Click the Settings button , then, in the Test Run Settings dialog box, under Strictness, select Apply strict checks when running tests.

Output Detail — To specify the detail level for reported events, click the Settings button , then, in the Test Run Settings dialog box, under Output Detail, clear Use Default and set the output detail level.

Logging Level — To specify the maximum level at which logged diagnostics are included by the plugin instance, click the Settings button , then, in the Test Run Settings dialog box, under Logging Level, clear Use Default and set the logging level.

Display test failure diagnostics in the Command Window — To display test failure diagnostics in the MATLAB Command Window, next to the Run button , click the Expand icon and select Enable logged diagnostics.

To view the coverage report associated with the run, under Code Coverage Reports, select the report.

To view the generated code coverage report for equivalence tests that generated C/C++ code as a static library and executed in SIL or PIL mode, under Generated Code Coverage Reports, select the report.

To generate a report from the test results in the previous run, under Test Result Reports, click Generate Test Result Report.

Test — Lists the tests by natural sort or by load order. Click the three-dot button and select Test (Natural Sort) or Test (Load Order) to specify the sort type. Sorting by load order lists the tests in the order that the test file defines them. Sorting by natural sort lists the tests in alphabetical order. However, when test names differ only by numbers, natural sort lists the tests in numerical order. For example, natural sort lists the test a2 before the test a11.

Diagnostic — Lists the tests alphabetically by diagnostic.

Tags — Lists the tests alphabetically by tag name.

Requirements — Lists the tests alphabetically by requirement summary.

Time — Lists the tests by the test run time length.

To create baseline data for a test that failed because there was no baseline data when it ran, open the failure diagnostics by clicking the hyperlink in the Diagnostic column. Then, click the Create baseline from recorded test data hyperlink to store the actual value as baseline data in a MAT file.

To export the actual value and the corresponding baseline data for a failed test to the workspace, open the failure diagnostics by clicking the hyperlink in the Diagnostic column. Then, click the Export test data to workspace hyperlink.

To export only the baseline data for a test to the workspace, click the Baseline Data hyperlink in the Data column. To add the Data column to the Test Details table, click the Column button and then select Data.

To update the baseline data stored in a MAT file for a failed test, open the failure diagnostics by clicking the hyperlink in the Diagnostic column. Then, click the Update baseline from recorded test data hyperlink. Alternatively, you can select the test in the Test column, and then right-click and select Update baseline data.