After rescanning modules, which feature helps avoid duplication by merging two modules and deleting the duplicate?

After rescanning modules, which feature helps avoid duplication by merging two modules and deleting the duplicate?

• A. Module Merge
• B. Duplicate Finder
• C. Merge Toolkit
• D. Consolidate Modules

Answer: (A)

Module Merge is the feature designed to handle duplicates after rescanning by combining two modules into a single one and removing the extra copy. When you merge, Tosca consolidates all objects, tests, and properties from both modules into one module and then deletes the duplicate. This keeps your project organized with one authoritative module, avoiding maintenance issues from having two identical modules and ensuring references remain consistent. The other options don’t perform the merging-and-deletion action: a Duplicate Finder only spots duplicates, while the others aren’t standard Tosca terms for resolving this exact duplication scenario.

Module Merge is the feature designed to handle duplicates after rescanning by combining two modules into a single one and removing the extra copy. When you merge, Tosca consolidates all objects, tests, and properties from both modules into one module and then deletes the duplicate. This keeps your project organized with one authoritative module, avoiding maintenance issues from having two identical modules and ensuring references remain consistent. The other options don’t perform the merging-and-deletion action: a Duplicate Finder only spots duplicates, while the others aren’t standard Tosca terms for resolving this exact duplication scenario.