What should be included in the 'Identified Failures' test results?

• A. Test ID (which refers to Trusted Tester Test Conditions, i.e. '8.A Timing Adjustable')
• B. The site version
• C. The tester's name
• D. The date of test

Answer: (A)

Understanding how a failure occurred requires tying it to the exact test condition used. The Identified Failures results should include the Test ID, which pinpoints the Trusted Tester Test Condition that was in effect when the issue was observed (for example, 8.A Timing Adjustable). This creates a precise audit trail so developers can reproduce the failure, verify the fix, and show conformance to that specific criterion. Other items like the site version, tester's name, or date describe the test context or execution metadata, and while useful for overall records, they do not tell you which test condition produced the failure and thus are not the essential element of the Identified Failures data.