Which aspect is NOT typically included in the scope of configuration management?

The scope of configuration management primarily focuses on maintaining the integrity and consistency of products and their related artifacts throughout their lifecycle. This includes processes that manage changes and track the configuration of various elements such as test environments, test scripts, and the testing tools in use.

Documenting testing outcomes, while essential for quality assurance and project reporting, is not a direct concern of configuration management. Instead, it falls under practices related to test execution and reporting. The primary objectives of configuration management are to ensure that all aspects related to the build, change, and versioning of a system are controlled, which includes tracking changes in test environments, ensuring the accuracy of test scripts, and controlling the versions of testing tools. Therefore, documenting testing outcomes is the aspect that does not traditionally fall under the scope of configuration management.