A cell with no test point is an assumed gap — the matrix shows it instead of hiding it. The tab disappears entirely when the plan declares no configuration: no configurations, no matrix, no noise.
Reading a cell
Each cell reduces to one state, in strict precedence:- Not applicable — marked by your team (see below).
- Never run — points exist (or the cell is empty) but nothing has executed.
- Failures — at least one failed result.
- Partially run — some points executed, some not.
- Passed — everything executed and green.
Gaps that call you — only when they exist
When gaps exist, two nudges appear: a red count badge on the tab, and a clickable warning in the report Summary that navigates straight to the matrix. Zero gaps? Both are absent — not greyed out, absent.”Not applicable” — shared and reversible
Some combinations are legitimately out of scope (a mobile-only suite on a desktop configuration). Mark them not applicable: the marking is shared at project level so the whole team sees the same matrix, it is reversible, and marked cells are excluded from the gap counts — an assumed exclusion stops being a gap.Staying readable on big plans
A “gaps and failures only” filter narrows the grid, and beyond 12 suites the matrix folds to the suites carrying a signal, with a show all control.In the exports
The grid can travel into the PDF and Word exports as an opt-in export section, disabled by default (since v2.31.0): enable it under Settings → Report sections → Suite × configuration grid. When enabled, the not applicable markings are applied and the grid still auto-hides if the plan declares no configurations. The toggle is independent from the Results table section.Related
Generate a report
Where the matrix tab lives.
Execution Cockpit
Track the same configurations day by day.