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What is the purpose of ETP (Extended Test Priority) field while creating bug/defect

Bhavin Malavia
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July 25, 2017

While creating new defect i came across with new dropdown field with label 'Extended Test Priority (ETP)'.

Just wanted to understand what is the signicance of this field? Is there any difference if comparing with 'Priority' field?

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July 25, 2017

It's something one of your administrators has added (possibly a field related to a test add-on).

You'll need to ask your team what they added it for, and how you should use it.

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July 28, 2017

Thanks Nic,

However entire team is new and no one know about it. Let me try to dig it more. Thank you once again 

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