Telling Mini it got something wrong
On an issue, click Not a bug and explain why in a sentence or two. Mini may suggest a few answers to save you typing. Write it the way youād explain it to a new tester:What Mini does with your note
Mini reads your note and keeps what applies where it belongs:- For the whole app. A rule about how your app works, like āprices include VATā or āthe banner stops after the last slideā, goes into Miniās memory. Every scenario benefits from it.
- For this scenario. Something only true for this scenario is kept with it, and Mini reads it the next time it runs that scenario.
- For the criterion. If the criterion itself was worded in a way that led to the wrong verdict, Mini rewrites it to say what you meant. The previous wording stays in the history.
Where to see what Mini learned
- Memory page. Under your appās settings, Memory shows what Mini reads before every run, including the rules it learned from your reviews. You can edit it.
- Criteria history. Open a scenario, then ā¦ ā Criteria history to see every version of its criteria and where each change came from: your edits, Miniās suggestions you accepted, or changes Mini made from your feedback. You can revert to an earlier version.