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1. Click on "Create New Label Rule"

2. Add a Label Category as highlighted below - Simply provide a Category name

3. Under a Category, you can add a new label by clicking on “+” and provide a label name

   

4. Now you should define the rules that will encapsulate the content you wish to tag/label, click on the label you wish to define on the left, and then pick the relevant code by choosing the app, how to filter it and the path for the code. 

5. Filtering the code, by adding rules:

   1. Exact match - Label a specific file (require the full logical path + filename)

      • Example:  sl-browser-agent/lib/agent-factory.ts

   2. Starts with - Label a folder/class and all of its content

      • Example: typing lib will label the highlighted area below → sl-browser-agent/lib/*.*

   3. Ends with - Label a file type or common file names

      • Example: typing spec.ts will label all the files which end with spec.ts

   4. Contains - a wildcard labeling - label all files and classes/folders where its name contains the entered string

   5. Entire app - Label the Entire app

6. Finally, you should decide whether this label represents a “High Priority” code. Once tagged as High Priority - this will be indicated in “red dot” in the dashboard per new quality risks that were found in that high priority code label:

   

How to Modify Existing Categories/Labels:

1. Search for the label which rules you want to edit, for example "Quality - QualityDocs":

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2. Click the edit icon

3. Go to the rule you want to edit and click the edit icon

4. Update the condition

5. And click the save button

Test Gaps Report Settings

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