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6- At any time during the execution of a test and after you hit the pause button, you can edit the test case to resolve the error(s) encountered during your local test run or make any modifications, then click on the step number that you just fixed to run it again, and hit the play button. You can repeat the above steps until you have a working Test Case.
7- When your Test Case execution is completed, you can hit stop to reset your player. This will in turn close the browser that was launched earlier as well as the watch window (Variables) on the right side.
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In case timestamp field in data templates is checked, clicking Stop will refresh the timestamp on your local run. |
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8- You can also put breakpoints in your test case by hovering over over the step to show the additional step controls
9- Afterwards, hover over the arrow of the additional step controls and select Set Breakpoint
10- The color of the step will change to red. When you execute the test case, it will stop at the break point automatically. Your breakpoints will be saved when you save your test case.
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Breakpoints are saved in a test case and are visible only to the user who created them. |
11- In case you are executing a test case and need to make changes to specific steps before continuing, step over feature makes it easy for you to debug your test case step. Add a break-point at the step where you need the execution to stop, or play your test case and pause wherever you like.
12- When the break-point is reached or test case is paused, click Step Over button to play the unexecuted step. Step Over only executes one step at a time.
13- Once the step is played, the execution will pause again until you decide what to do next.
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