You have just gone through a lengthy installation process with the TAS on a SUT. This installation required setting a number of configuration parameters and tuning the interface code. The TAS is now working on the SUT.
At this point, what should you do to verify that the changes you made to the TAS are correct?
After installing the TAS on the SUT and making necessary configuration changes, it is essential to verify that the setup is correct and functioning as intended. The best way to validate this is by running test scripts with known failures and checking if they now pass. This method directly examines whether the changes made to the TAS resolve the issues and work as expected, confirming the correctness of the setup and configurations.
Option D recommends running test scripts with known failures and verifying that they now pass. This approach aligns well with the principle of validating changes by executing test scripts that cover the affected areas of the TAS and ensuring that the previously failing functionality now behaves as expected.
Sorry for my comment below. I did NOT read it with care till the end. So D is INCORRECT!!!!! Correct answer is B
D is correct