In a Multi-User environment, what does a green icon bar next to an object indicate?

In a Multi-User environment, what does a green icon bar next to an object indicate?

• A. The object is checked out to you and editable.
• B. The object is locked by another user.
• C. The object is deprecated.
• D. The object is not linked to any TestCase.

Answer: (A)

Green icon bar next to an object shows you have that item checked out and can edit it. In a Multi-User Tosca setup, checking out an item marks it as your active workspace so you can make changes without others editing the same version simultaneously. If someone else has it checked out, you’d see a different status indicator (such as a lock), and you wouldn’t be able to edit. Deprecation or not being linked to a TestCase are indicated by other visual cues, not the green checkout bar.

Green icon bar next to an object shows you have that item checked out and can edit it. In a Multi-User Tosca setup, checking out an item marks it as your active workspace so you can make changes without others editing the same version simultaneously. If someone else has it checked out, you’d see a different status indicator (such as a lock), and you wouldn’t be able to edit. Deprecation or not being linked to a TestCase are indicated by other visual cues, not the green checkout bar.