From a Testing perspective, what are the MAIN purposes of Configuration Management?: i) Identifying the version of software under test. ii) Controlling the version of testware items. iii) Developing new testware items. iv) Tracking changes to testware items. v) Analysing the need for new testware items.
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ii, iv and v.
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ii, iii and iv.i.
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i, ii and iv.
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i, iii and v.
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Configuration Management in testing serves three main purposes: identifying software versions under test (i), controlling testware versions (ii), and tracking changes to testware items (iv). Activities like developing new testware (iii) or analyzing needs for new items (v) are test design tasks, not configuration management functions. Option A omits version identification.